SUNY Morrisville Auto Body Program Makes Students, Cars Shine
A 1997 Mustang Cobra is getting the chance to shine again, thanks to students in Alexander Graf’s auto body technology classes.
I-CAR Announces Results of Board of Directors Election
I-CAR regular members overwhelmingly approved the election of six individuals to fill open board seats.
SEMA Awards 100+ Scholarships to Auto Students
SEMA has issued $245,000 in scholarship and loan forgiveness awards to help 104 individuals pursuing a career in the automotive aftermarket industry.
Vehicle Drive Cycles: Are We Failing Our Customers?
Why test drives (or drive cycles) matter.
IIHS: Consumers Having Issues with ADAS After Repairs
A new IIHS survey indicates that among consumers who reported that at least one ADAS system had been repaired for any reason, about half said they had issues with the features after the job was completed.
Collision Schools Receive $436,000 in CREF Benchmark Grants
CREF announced that, thanks to the generosity of multiple industry partners both small and large, 69 collision schools will receive $436,000 in CREF Benchmark Grant funding.
ASE Education Foundation Makes Adopting a School Easy
The Adopt-A-School program gives businesses the tools to implement successful work-based learning programs so they can identify and train the next generation of skilled service professionals.
U.S. Rep Bobby Rush Introduces REPAIR Act
This Federal legislation was introduced to provide consumers rights to their vehicle’s data and safeguard a free and fair repair market.
I-CAR Committees Raise Over $130,000 for CREF
CREF announced that 41 secondary and post-secondary schools in the U.S. will benefit from Benchmark grants funded through the efforts of 12 I-CAR committees.
Allstate Donates Cars to Collision Repair Education Foundation
Allstate recently donated salvaged vehicles to 17 collision repair educational programs around the country to give students current model vehicles to work on.