Your profit could be hiding itself in the details.

To get everyone paid, shop owners need to learn to keep asking.

This North Dakota shop offers customers comfort and the latest technology. 

It is possible for shop owners to get more things on a predictable schedule.

Father/daughter team Cole and Swayzi Giles work side by side at their Utah shop. 

There may be a solution to getting paid that you haven’t considered.

Look inside this North Carolina shop that offers a high-end experience for customers.

Four shop owners look back on the moment(s) they fell in love with collision repair. 

In the January issue of FenderBender, we look back at the moment collision repair became a career.

Every once in a while, take a look around at what a great place this is to be. 

Do we own a money printing machine or cash eating monster? 

Columnist Tiffany Menefee makes a firsthand comparison of the pros and cons.

Look inside this Florida shop that aims to offer anything customers might need.

An editor gets a personal look at collision repair.

Columnist Kevin Rains reminds, “If you aim at nothing, you’ll definitely hit it.”

Moving quickly can solve for lots of other problems.

Family values go beyond the literal meaning at Xtreme Collision, impacting everything from daily operations to technician recruitment.

Business owners have to know what they don’t know and where to go for help.

When things get tough, it helps to change up your thinking.

Get a look at this Connecticut shop that is anything but old-fashioned.

Sometimes the best resource for shop owners is each other.

It's time to get back to the basics of customer service.

At a certain point, every shop owner needs to decide when enough is enough.

Don’t be too quick to judge what could be a fruitful business relationship.

This shop has been a local landmark for generations since it began life as a service station.