Local news stories affecting the auto body industry in Arizona, Utah, Arkansas, Colorado, Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Louisiana
On May 12, 10 deserving Texas veterans and their families were honored at USAA headquarters in San Antonio, TX, and presented with National Auto Body Council (NABC) Recycled Rides® vehicles, all donated by USAA and refurbished by Caliber Collision.
Texas has been having intermittent issues with its dated power grid for years, though these past few winters have brought the issue into the eyes of the media.
For people in need of a major car repair, it might be a tough road ahead.
CCC Intelligent Solutions, the SaaS platform powering the P&C insurance economy, on May 10 announced Bear River Mutual Insurance Company will employ the CCC platform, leveraging the tech leaders advanced AI and mobile claims solutions.
In a long-fought win for local officials, Arizona will soon widen a portion of Interstate 10.
Earnhardt Auto Centers has donated $245,000 to TOPS for Kids, a nonprofit organization, which will use the money to provide scholarships for needy children who attend Payson Christian School.
A bill to impose annual road usage fees for electric and hybrid vehicles gained approval from the Louisiana House Transportation, Highways and Public Works Committee.
Two weeks after severe weather rolled through Arkansas, leaving behind considerable hail damage, one auto repair shop said it's backed up for months.
Power Ford is among an elite group of Ford dealerships nationwide to be recognized as a recipient of Ford Motor Company's President's Award.
More freshly-minted Tesla Model Y vehicles were spotted on Giga Texas grounds recently.