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A Car is Born

Movies from the past starring: Cars!

Shop Management/The Future is Now

Even if you’re 30 years from retirement and 40 years from death (so you think), it’s still in your – and your loved ones – best interests to plan for these events.

Simply Success: Richard Cossette

Name: Lehman’s Garage, Inc. Location: Minneapolis, Minn. Owner: Richard Cossette Established: 1917 Square Footage: 66,000 (four shops) Number of Employees: 85 (four shops) Repair Volume: 907 cars per month (four shops) Average Repair Cost: $1,400 Success. It means different things to different people, but one belief is often associated with it – it’s difficult to

Hand Health

Your hands are your most important asset. Without them, you wouldn’t have a job because you couldn’t do your job

Get It Straight: Alignments

Customers these days are pickier than ever about the work performed on their vehicles – and alignment isn’t an exception. If customers aren’t satisfied with how their cars ride, steer and handle after driving them out of your shop, you’ll likely see those customers again – for the redo.

Waterlogged: Submerged Vehicles

Repair of water-damaged vehicles is done daily across the United States, which makes it quite possible that your shop may someday be – if it hasn’t already been – involved in
estimating, and possibly the salvage and restoration, of a vehicle that’s been submerged in water.

The Tale of One Shop Continues

…with Paul and Teresa Slate

Insider Trading

The collision-repair industry is big business.
In 1995, shops averaged an annual gross-sales volume of $415,168.
With shop profits soaring that high – even higher at Dun &
Bradstreet’s "Top 100" facilities – owners are as much
businessmen as they are technicians, estimators and managers.
And just like any other business leaders, shop owners are interested
in efficiency, profits and success.

The Power Of Perception

It’s been said that the way people are dressed or how they look will make a difference with how they’re treated.

A Current Of Cash

Cash flow. It’s the name of the game in any body shop. That is, in any body shop that wants to stay in business.