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Available Now: December 2021 Digital Editions of Autobody News
Did you know you can read all five regional editions of Autobody News before they appear in print?
On The Lighter Side: Chip Foose Slams Ford Maverick, Gives Truck Street Rod Makeover
Written by Anthony Alaniz, Motor1.com
A few accessories can transform the pickup.
CIF Giving Tuesday Campaign: $20for20
The Collision Industry Foundation participates again in the global day of charity and generosity, “Giving Tuesday,” held on Tuesday, Nov. 30.
Subaru Gives Customers Option to Donate to Make-A-Wish for 11th Consecutive Year
From Nov. 18 through Jan. 3, Subaru of America, Inc. will give customers the opportunity to bring joy back into the lives of children with critical illnesses by electing to donate to Make-A-Wish® after purchasing or leasing a new Subaru vehicle.
Dodge Ditching All Hellcat Models After 2023: Report
Written by Christopher Smith, Motor1.com
We've known for some time the Hellcat's end was drawing near. Earlier this year, Dodge CEO Tim Kuniskis said as much but the exact end was still ambiguous.
Tesla Has an Estimated 1.3M Cybertruck Reservations Worth $80B
Written by Steven Loveday, Inside EVs
The Tesla Cybertruck story is really outright crazy if you think about it. The truck arrived on stage at its reveal and many people thought it was an Elon Musk joke, which would come as no surprise.
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Biden Releases Oil Reserves to Address Rising Gas Prices
Written by Casey Harper, The Center Square
President Joe Biden announced Nov. 23 his administration will release 50 million barrels of oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to help address skyrocketing energy costs.
GM Tells Dealers it Will Offer Heated Seats on More 2022 Vehicles After All
Written by Mark Phelan, Detroit Free Press
General Motors pulled a multimillion-dollar rabbit out of its hat Nov. 19, telling its dealers it has figured out a way to resume offering two popular features on its vehicles.
Toyota Busts the Car Microchip Shortage
Written by Steven Symes, Motorious
Unless you’ve been living in a cave or under a rock, you know for about a year automakers have been suffering from a shortage of microprocessor chips, necessary for a number of features.
Opus IVS Diagnostic Tools Approved for Use in the Subaru Certified Collision Network
Opus IVS™ announced Subaru of America, Inc. has approved the DriveSafe™ and ScanSafe™ diagnostic tools for use within the Subaru Certified Collision Network.