Local news stories affecting the auto body industry in Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee, and West Virginia
Orange County, FL, firefighters responded to a fire that ripped through an auto repair shop the morning of June 17.
Tesla Insurance seems ready to expand to New Jersey and Florida based on filings in both states.
Ford said a Florida dealer's markup doubling the price of an F-150 Lightning was a "dealer error."
“Dear Advisory Board: Thank you for your support and letting me learn how to repair body work on a car. Without your help, and Mr. Goodwin’s teaching, I probably wouldn’t have learned what I learned this semester.”
A Canton, GA, tire retailer and auto shop shortchanged 19 workers by withholding first paychecks and paying overtime at rates lower than required, a U.S. Department of Labor investigation determined.
The Caliber family of brands, including Caliber Collision, alongside Caliber Auto Care and Caliber Auto Glass, is committed to its purpose, Restoring the Rhythm of Your Life® for its teammates, customers and the communities it serves.
A wave of vandalism early in the morning June 6 left multiple businesses with slashed tires.
Auto repair company Monro Inc. will pay $250,000 plus certain employer payroll taxes to settle a federal lawsuit by a proposed class of Virginia-based employees who say they weren’t given overtime wages or 401(k) contributions for their overtime hours.
North Carolina Rep. Keith Kidwell, R-District 79, recently proposed a bill titled “Equitable Free Vehicle Fuel Stations,” setting its sights on electric vehicle charging stations.