Four New OEMs Commit to Automotive Service & Repair Week - BodyShop Business

Four New OEMs Commit to Automotive Service & Repair Week

Four more OEMs have committed to Automotive Service & Repair Week (ASRW), in addition to the five OEMs that previously committed, creating the largest collective OEM presence in the history of ASRW, NACE and CARS. NACE, the flagship event of Automotive Service & Repair Week (ASRW), is co-located with CARS and scheduled for Oct. 10-13, 2010, at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas.

The four additional OEMs are Nissan North America Inc., Hyundai Motor America, Mazda North America Operations and Mercedes-Benz USA. They will be featured in a newly created area within the OEM Pavilion and the OE Service Information Center, which is specifically designed to allow representatives from each manufacturer to share service information with attendees. They will join Ford, American Honda, Toyota, General Motors and Chrysler, which will also occupy individual booth space within the OEM Pavilion. In addition, American Honda, Ford, GM and OEConnection will be hosting informative educational presentations in the OEM Theater.

"There’s no other place where members of this industry will find these OEMs all together in one location," said Ron Pyle, president and chief staff executive of the Automotive Service Association (ASA), the show sponsor. "Adding these manufacturers to the established OEM Pavilion is a significant development for ASRW."

In addition to the vehicle manufacturers, OEConnection and InfoMedia will also exhibit within the OEM Pavilion.


More information:

Complete schedule of presentations within the OEM Theater

Register for NACE
 

 

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