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Sherwin-Williams A-Plus Vision Group Conference Focuses on Trends, KPIs

More than 100 shop owners gathered in Palm Springs, Calif., to glimpse the future of collision repair and position themselves for success.

God and Family

Editor Jason Stahl takes a trip to Mansfield, Ohio, and finds a body shop owner who runs her business on faith.

Shop Profile: Marshall’s Autobody CARSTAR

Former Air Force member Jim Marshall makes it his mission to give back to wounded veterans.

What Consolidation?

Consolidation isn’t happening everywhere – yet. But Editor Jason Stahl explains why shops should learn as much as they can about this trend.

Toyota Unveils ‘Predictive Estimating’ Concept at SEMA Show

Estimators will be able to start with all the elements of a complete and proper repair, including OE repair procedure documentation.

LIVE FROM SEMA! Charley Hutton Signs Autographs at PPG Booth

Celebrity painter drew scores of fans yesterday at the company’s Western-themed booth.

West Coast Customs Founder Signs Autographs at Evercoat Booth

Ryan Friedlinghaus of “Inside West Coast Customs” and “Pimp my Ride” fame greeted eager fans yesterday at the company’s booth.

Virginia Body Shop Owner Invents New Waterborne Drying Device

Frustration with tripod stands leads to development of flexible arm that can be affixed to booth walls via magnets.

See You At SEMA

Editor Jason Stahl looks back on his first experience at the SEMA Show.

How Do I Find Out My Area’s Competitive Labor Rates?

I’m opening a new shop from scratch. How do I find out what the competitive labor rates are in my area without just calling another shop and asking them? Other shops in my area aren’t happy about a new one being opened.

Large Number of Ohio Repairers Turn Out for ASA Meeting on PartsTrader

ASA Collision Division Manager Denise Caspersen addresses points of contention; majority in room express skepticism toward program.

Change Is Good

BodyShop Business Editor Jason Stahl says that while the magazine’s design has changed, its mission to deliver great content hasn’t.