SCRS thanks GM, Chrysler for information availability
PROSSER, Wash. – As the industry sees an increasing trend in the complexity of repairing today's highly advanced automobiles, the Society of Collision Repair Specialists (SCRS) sends industry's appreciation to Chrysler LLC (Chrysler) and General Motors Corporation (GM), as well as the OEM Roundtable, who have made progress in providing easy and organized access to technical collision repair information through www.OEM1STOP.com. SCRS acknowledges GM and Chrysler for going above and beyond what is considered normal customer service by providing their collision repair information free-of-charge to everyone.
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SCRS says that having access to the technical collision repair information is no longer a luxury, but a necessity in today's collision repair facility. It is often difficult to obtain that information without heavily investing in the ability to access it. For Chrysler, which joins GM, to recognize the necessity of the information within the industry and to create opportunities that make their repair guidelines available, is truly beneficial to the entire industry as well as the motoring public.
"Chrysler and General Motors have continued to go 'above and beyond' in their commitment to their customers and the collision industry at large," says Farzam Afshar, SCRS Past Chairman and CEO and co-founder of VeriFacts Automotive. "When an OEM provides the technical information the industry needs to repair the vehicles properly at no additional expense, it is an invaluable service to all SCRS members and collision repair centers around the country."
"Today's vehicles and technologies don't afford the opportunity to perform repairs in the same manner we always have in previous years," adds Gary Wano, SCRS Chairman and owner of G.W. and Son Auto Body Shop, Inc. "We need access to the most current information to ensure that repairers are performing the most proper and safe repairs to our customer's vehicles. These companies and any organization within the industry that works together to expand the knowledge and ability to perform the most accurate repair possible should be wholeheartedly commended for their service to the industry."
