OEM Certification: The Wave of the Future?
More OEMs are pushing auto body shop certification in the interest of quality repairs and keeping customers happy.
Seven Automakers Unite to Create EV Charging Network
The joint venture aims to become the leading network of reliable high-powered charging stations in North America.
Massive BendPak Industrial Complex Under Development in Alabama
BendPak, Inc. announced it is developing a huge light industrial space on 33 acres in Mobile County, Ala.
J.D. Power Says New Vehicle Problems at a Record High
Problems in the ADAS category have increased 1.8 problems per 100 vehicles year over year, with lane departure warning/lane keeping assistance being the most problematic.
ASE Education Foundation Thanks Sponsors of Instructor Training Conference
The event, scheduled for July 17-20, will be attended by high school and college instructors from auto, truck and collision repair programs nationwide.
Reader’s Choice: What Does the Future Look Like for EVs?
What is the future for EVs, what can shops expect, what are the pros and cons, and what must we do to prepare?
Body Bangin’: Creating a Winning Body Shop
Micki Woods interviews Andrew Batenhorst, collision center manager at Pacific BMW in Glendale, Calif., about changes he has made in his shop that resulted in it winning the BMW Shop of the Year.
SCRS Announces Candidates for 2023 Annual Election
The SCRS is inviting active members to take part in the annual election for the SCRS board of directors on Tuesday, April 11 at 5:15 p.m. at the Omni Richmond, Va.
Meet the Auto Body Instructor: Amanda Levine and Deana Jones
With Amanda Levine and Deana Jones both dedicated to teaching collision at the Center for Applied Technology North, the school can offer a more focused approach.
ASE Announces New Officers
The National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence has announced its officers for its 2023 board of directors.
