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Three Dead in Shooting at Ford Dealership in Morgan Hill, CA
Three people are dead following an apparent workplace shooting at a Ford dealership in Morgan Hill, CA, on Tuesday, June 25, 2019.
Electronic Claims Services (ECS) Renews Commitment to CIECA Standards
Electronic Claims Services (ECS) has renewed its commitment to CIECA and the CIECA standards.
Hyundai and Kia Fire Lawsuit Affects Millions of Vehicles
A Hyundai and Kia fire lawsuit alleges recalls ordered to repair Theta II engine problems didn't do enough to protect millions of customers from the risk of finding their vehicles in flames.
NSF International Discontinues Automotive Parts Certification Programs
Global public health organization NSF International announced on June 20, 2019, it will discontinue its Automotive Parts Certification program and affiliated automotive certification and registration programs, effective September 30, 2019.
On the Lighter Side: Historic Ferrari Worth Millions Stolen During Test Drive
Written by Nancy Bilyeau, The Vintage NewsA stolen Ferrari was reported in a daring theft in plain view.
Jason Bartanen Moves From I-CAR to Collision Hub
After almost 23 years, news hit that Jason Bartanen, I-CAR’s director of industry technical relations, was leaving the organization.
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Available Now: July 2019 Digital Editions of Autobody News
Did you know you can read all five regional editions of Autobody News before they appear in print?
GM Stands by Cruise’s Cautious Strategy Amid Tesla’s Self-Driving Push
An interview with GM CEO Mary Barra from Axios has provided some of the executive’s insights about full self-driving solutions, competition from Tesla and the Detroit-based company’s strategy for the deployment of its autonomous driving tech.
Hagerty Insurance Agency Aims to 'Save Driving'
While cruise control can be an advantage when you are stuck in stop-and-go traffic, autonomous vehicles on the open road are several years away.
FCA Faces Wrangler “Death Wobble” Class-Action Case
A Jeep Wrangler “death wobble” lawsuit alleges 2015-2018 SUVs are equipped with defective steering dampers and components that cause violent front-end vibrations.