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Honda Introduces New Honda Sensing 360 System
With an expanded sensory range around the entire vehicle, Honda Sensing 360 removes blind spots to enhance collision avoidance.
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With an expanded sensory range around the entire vehicle, Honda Sensing 360 removes blind spots to enhance collision avoidance.
The Safety Advancement Lab expansion provides Nissan the onsite capability to conduct full vehicle crash testing, vehicle certification, advanced development testing and benchmarking.
The program will identify, certify and promote dealership and independent facilities as collision repair providers of choice to Subaru drivers across Canada.
American Honda Motor Co., Inc. has appointed John Chambers as assistant manager of the ProFirst Certified Collision and Honda and Acura Certified Collision programs.
Mercedes-Benz announced it is getting ready to go all electric by the end of the decade, where market conditions allow.
Ford states that in body repairs involving front and rear bumper fascias, it is critical that the vehicle be restored to proper operating condition to ensure that safety systems function correctly.
General Motors Customer Care and Aftersales has expanded ACDelco-branded parts on GM vehicles, introducing the new marketing campaign, “Certainty Starts Here.
For the 19th consecutive year, Toyota Motor North America has awarded three collision centers as Toyota Certified Collision Centers of the Year.
Ford wins Overall Loyalty to Make and Tesla wins in three categories, including new Alternative Powertrain Loyalty to Make.
Toyota Motor North America announced plans to debut three new electrified models in the U.S. market this year – two BEVs and a PHEV.
