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    Louisville Collision Center
    After Collision Repair Technician Gary Noble was severely injured in a car accident, his co-workers got together to help him out.
    Photo by Jay Sicht
    Feb. 28, 2024
    EVs are not going away. Are you tooled up to accommodate them?
    Jay Sicht
    Crash-tested Tesla Model Y
    Feb. 26, 2024
    Before EVs roll into your shop, make sure you’re equipped to handle them.
    Feb. 23, 2024
    OEM certifications and ADAS calibration business build upon the family's legacy
    Photos courtesy of Superior Auto Body
    Doug Bowman's property acquisitions tripled his space, allowing for an increased workload and enhanced customer service.

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    The toughest client can test a shop owner's patience. Could you or your team members benefit from customer service training?
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    Adjust your processes to combat rising cycle times.