From diagnostics to telematics to the connected car, data and technology have drastically shifted the way collision repair businesses operate. And as many shops struggle to keep pace, technology shows no signs of slowing down.
A deep dive into industry consolidation, and the systems, processes and overall organizational philosophies that allow America’s largest MSOs to thrive
Auto Body Association of Rhode Island (ABARI) spokesperson, attorney Jina Petrarca-Karampetsos, explains the state’s move to designate Class A and Class B shops
Roughly a year following the rollout of Ford’s ground-breaking aluminum-bodied F-150, the collision repair industry is caught in a race to aluminum-readiness
Philadelphia automotive giant Fred Beans is reinvesting in his collision business, and he says it’s the smart business move for dealers around the country
From Canada to the U.K. to Australia, the perception is the same: The single-shop repair business is dying off. Can the U.S. market adapt before the trend comes stateside?
VIEWPOINT: Industry veteran Barry Dorn explains why Hyundai’s jump into collision repair center recognition signals a shift in the OEM’s focus on collision repair
