Local news stories affecting the auto body industry in Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee, and West Virginia
Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama (HMMA) on April 12 announced it will continue to grow its sport utility vehicle production capabilities later this year with the addition of the hybrid version of the Santa Fe.
Sonic Automotive, Inc., one of the nation’s largest automotive retailers, on April 5 announced the continued expansion of the EchoPark Automotive brand with the opening of its newest retail hub in Raleigh, NC.
Colors on Parade, the country’s largest mobile automotive paint and dent repair services franchise, is pleased to announce the opening of its newest franchise unit.
Rising gas prices are having a significant negative impact on the economic recoveries of nearly two-thirds of Virginia small businesses, according to a poll released by the small business organization Alignable.
VinFast and the government of North Carolina announced the signing of the memorandum of understanding (MOU) for the establishment of VinFast's first North American manufacturing plant.
Gunther Motor Company presented HOPE South Florida with a gift of $25,000 in support of its work with the homeless population.
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin on March 21 signed SB777, a bill to ban the dangerous vehicle modification known as a “Carolina squat," at a ceremony in Lynchburg, VA.
Classic Collision, LLC, a leading national multi-site collision repair operator based in Atlanta, announced its first 2022 acquisition March 21 of Pro Quality Collision.
General Motors on March 21 marked another major milestone in its commitment to an all-electric future as Cadillac formally celebrated the beginning of retail production of the 2023 Cadillac LYRIQ at GM’s Spring Hill, TN, assembly plant.
Surveillance video shows a BJ’s car mechanic checking the tires of a white Toyota Avalon. Moments later, an SUV pulls into the lot of the car shop on E. Virginia Beach Boulevard in Norfolk.