Local news stories affecting the auto body industry in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Connecticut, Maryland, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine
A Bloomfield, NJ, woman pleaded guilty to fraudulently obtaining insurance identification cards as part of a scheme to steal luxury used vehicles from dealerships in New Jersey and New York, state prosecutors announced Oct. 30.
On Thursday, Oct. 18, Lancaster, PA, veteran Justin Walton experienced a life-changing event: the presentation of a car to provide him with independence and the ability to work and reunite with his family.
Abra Auto Body Repair of America is pleased to announce the addition of a new repair center in Aberdeen, MD.
Gerber Collision & Glass recently announced the Nov. 1, 2018 opening of a collision repair location in Verona, PA.
On Oct. 22, Mayor Muriel Bowser and Sherif Marakby, CEO of Ford Autonomous Vehicles LLC, announced a new partnership between Ford and the DC Infrastructure Academy to train DC residents for jobs and careers in the autonomous vehicle (AV) industry.
Gerber Collision & Glass recently announced the Oct. 15, 2018 opening of a collision repair location in Turtle Creek, PA.
The owner of a Hyde Park auto body shop pleaded guilty Oct. 15 in federal court in Boston, MA, in connection with preparing false tax returns for his company, Automotive Specialties Inc.
Branning Collision Centers recently donated refurbished cars to two New Jersey families as part of the Recycled Rides program.
General Motors, promoting its electric vehicles with help from Geisinger test drivers, plans to place autonomous, or driverless, electric cars on [Mahoning Township, PA] city streets by next year, a GM official told health system employees on Oct. 9.
Cars and trucks are Milt Race’s passion. While he prefers them to be shiny and undamaged, he makes his living taking smashed-up vehicles and making them look like new.