Wedge Clamp Hires New Technical Sales Manager
Wedge Clamp has responded to a tripling of sales in the last four years by hiring certified collision repair technician Emilio Perez as new U.S. technical sales manager.
ASA Supports New Hampshire OE Repair Procedure Legislation
House Bill 664 states, “An insurer shall reimburse a repairer for all repairs if a repairer follows original equipment manufacturer recommended collision repair procedures, recommendations, or service bulletins, while repairing a vehicle.”
Nagy’s Collision Centers Hires New Manager
Nagy’s Collision Centers announced it has hired Aaron Knight as the new manager of the Nagy’s location in Wadsworth, Ohio.
Automotive Service Association Opposes Vehicle-Inspection Bills in West Virginia, New Hampshire
West Virginia Sen. Robert Karnes recently introduced a bill that would repeal the state’s vehicle-safety inspection program.
Study: California and New Hampshire Worst States for Filing Auto Insurance Claims
Filing a single auto insurance claim of $2,000 or more in California will result in an average premium increase of 63.1 percent, according to a study by insuranceQuotes and Quadrant Information Services.
Polyvance Hires New Sales Rep for Southeast
Randy Putnam will represent the manufacturer of plastic repair and refinishing products in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina.
New Hampshire Body Shop Owner Uses Bacon to Educate Customers
Steve Piispanen, owner of Keene Auto Body, compares aftermarket parts to bacon bits with display sign in his customer reception area.
PPG Continues Support for Speedway Children’s Charities in New Hampshire Chapter Track Walk
PPG is the sole sponsor of the walk, an annual event that takes place during the NASCAR racing weekend, and has worked with SCC since 2009.
Tire Review Hires New Editor
Patti Renner will oversee the day-to-day editorial management of the Tire Review brand, including the brand’s print, digital and social media properties.
New Hampshire Passes Aftermarket Parts Disclosure Legislation
S.B. 436 requires an insurer to disclose whether or not an estimate has been prepared based on the use of aftermarket parts.