Local news stories affecting the auto body industry in Arizona, Utah, Arkansas, Colorado, Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Louisiana
Classic Collision, LLC, a leading national multi-site collision repair operator based in Atlanta, announced a new closing April 21---the acquisition of Uptown Collision in Houston, TX.
A fleet of Tesla Model 3s will now be the patrol vehicles for Dallas County, TX, law enforcement officers.
Left stranded after a hit and run, an Oklahoma City, OK, woman turned to KFOR News’ “In Your Corner” for help, but as its investigation began, a local organization reached out with a surprise up its sleeve.
Tesla employees recently visited Del Valle Independent School District (ISD) students for a resume building session in preparation for their future careers, including potential jobs at Giga Texas.
CBS4 is showcasing another inspirational woman in the Borderland who is Breaking the Bias, the president of Pronto Body Shop, Tiffany Menefee.
On April 12, two Oklahoma City veterans experienced a life-changing event---the gift of reliable transportation to help them get to work, manage their family life and continue their path to independence.
Crash Champions, LLC, announced April 14 it has expanded its presence in the Santa Fe, NM, metropolitan area through the acquisitions of two single-shop businesses, Custom Craft Auto Collision and Don Juan’s Certified Collision Care.
Getting involved with local collision repair training programs can seem daunting, but the rewards are well worth the effort, as Chris Ryland, Houston I-CAR Committee chair and instructor, can attest.
Polestar, a premium electric performance car maker, on April 13 opened a new retail location---known as a Polestar Space---in Scottsdale, AZ.
Tesla’s Omead Afshar announced Giga Texas is hiring and hinted the Cyber Rodeo only showed a tiny peek into the innovation and manufacturing of the factory.