Local news stories affecting the auto body industry in Arizona, Utah, Arkansas, Colorado, Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Louisiana
Progress is being made to restore power to the majority of millions of Texans whose electricity and heat was forced off by energy providers during the subfreezing temperatures the week of Feb. 15, Texas' energy grid operators said Feb. 18.
As Texas finds itself in a harsh winter, struggling with rolling blackouts, Tesla CEO Elon Musk has expressed his disdain for the situation.
Helmuth Mayer, owner of Maaco Burleson, Maaco Fort Worth, Maaco Mesquite, Maaco Dallas and Maaxo Wylie, was proud to win the company’s North American Syl Young Award.
Navistar International Corporation acquired a new property in San Antonio, which includes existing buildings that will house support functions for its under-construction plant in the area.
With fresh snow and record-breaking cold temperatures, slick roads created non-stop business for body shops and tow truck drivers in Colorado Springs, CO, over the weekend of Feb. 13 and 14.
Carvana on Feb. 4 made two announcements showing it seems to plan a continuation of its trend of growth into 2021.
Carvana made its Louisiana debut on Feb. 3.
Tesla is eyeing an entrance into Texas for its insurance initiative, possibly making it the second state to welcome the electric automaker’s exclusive vehicle coverage program.
The National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) announced a $25,000 donation to the Second Harvest Food Bank of New Orleans in advance of NADA Show 2021.
The installation of Tesla Gigafactory Texas’ first Giga Press has made significant progress.