CAPA Tops 60 Million Certified Parts
Number represents total number of parts CAPA Certified since 1990.
Ford Adds 38 New Parts to Collision Parts Truckload Program
Automaker states that program helps them compete against aftermarket parts and other parts specified by insurers.
Maryland Legislator Introduces Crash Parts Procurement Legislation
Bill prohibits insurers from requiring collision repair facilities to use specific vendors or processes for parts procurement.
DuPont Performance Coatings Announces 2013 GM-Sponsored Parts Rebate Program
GM has partnered with DPC to offer parts rebates to the DPC network of collision shops.
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Ford Adds New Parts to Collision Parts Truckload Program
Program receives 36 new parts with an average overall list price reduction of 17 percent.
AAIA Asks FTC to Take Action on Kia Aftermarket Parts Bulletin
Association claims Kia Motors misled consumers pertaining to use of non-original equipment and warranties.
Ford Collision Truckload Program Adds 57 New Parts
As program celebrates 15th anniversary, it now has 460-plus high-volume collision parts available.
Ford Refreshes Collision Truckload Program with 52 New Parts
Along with 52 new parts, including 20 fascias, Ford announced an average overall list price reduction of 11 percent.
AAIA Calls on FTC to Take Action on Mazda Aftermarket Parts Release
The Mazda release recommends that all maintenance and collision repairs be performed using Genuine Mazda Parts, stating that, “Aftermarket parts are generally made to a lower standard in order to cut costs and lack the testing required to determine their effectiveness in vehicle performance and safety.”