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WIN Kicks Off 2019 #ALLIN4WIN Membership Drive
The Women’s Industry Network (WIN®) is excited to announce the kick-off of the annual #ALLIN4WIN Membership Drive.
PGW Auto Glass Raises Prices Following Tariff
Written by Emmariah Holcomb, glassBYTEs.com
President Trump’s auto glass tariff became effective Sept. 24.
Latest ‘Who Pays for What?’ Survey Open Through October
Now with four years of data from “Who Pays for What?” surveys, Mike Anderson of Collision Advice can point to some changes within the industry that the survey results reflect.
‘Good Deals’ on Vehicles After Hurricane Florence Are Not So Good
Written by Staff, The Times and Democrat
Scenes of submerged vehicles are again filling the news. A year ago it was Hurricane Harvey in Texas. Now it’s the devastating flooding from Hurricane Florence in the Carolinas.
Steve McQueen Wanted His Mustang Back, New Owner Refused To Sell
Written by E.L. Hamilton, The Vintage NewsA letter came in the mail. Steve McQueen wanted his car back.
‘Who Pays for What?’ Surveys Illustrate Shops’, Insurers’ Practices for Scanning Vehicles
Written by John Yoswick
Two recent “Who Pays for What?” surveys offer a glimpse into shops’ and insurers’ practices related to vehicle scanning.
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ASA, AutoInc. Announce ‘Top 10’ Website Contest Winners for 2018
The Automotive Service Association (ASA) and AutoInc. magazine, the official publication of ASA, recently announced the results of their annual “Top 10 Websites Contest.”
Available Now: October 2018 Digital Editions of Autobody News
Did you know you can read all five regional editions of Autobody News before they appear in print?
Hurricane Florence: What Can We Expect for the Automotive Industry?
Written by Chanell Turner, CBT Automotive NetworkTracking Hurricane Florence’s arrival to the lower Southeast of the United States has been a roller coaster these past few weeks.
Autonomous Car Companies Have Work To Do With Drivers
Written by David A. Wood, CarComplaints.com
About 50 percent of U.S. consumers want nothing to do with purchasing fully autonomous cars as acceptance levels of sharing the roads with driverless cars have dropped across the country.