Key takeaways
- 400 Charges Filed Against NC Nissan Dealership Employees for Selling Damaged Cars
- FindPigtails.com Helps Gibson Automotive Speed Up Cycle Times
- On The Lighter Side: Jay Leno's Encounter with a Unique 1948 Ford Rat Rod
- Ford Mustang Mach-E Recall Under NHTSA Investigation
- Lordstown Motors Agrees to Settle Trade Secret Lawsuit
These were the top five collision repair news stories on Autobody News this week. Scroll through to get caught up, or if you want a second read.
400 Charges Filed Against NC Nissan Dealership Employees for Selling Damaged Cars
A dozen employees are collectively facing charges surrounding allegations that they sold salvage and flooded vehicles without telling customers.
FindPigtails.com Helps Gibson Automotive Speed Up Cycle Times
FindPigtails.com, a long-time vendor partner, has helped Gibson Automotive offer dependable repairs and efficient turnaround times to its tight-knit community.
On The Lighter Side: Jay Leno's Encounter with a Unique 1948 Ford Rat Rod
Although its heart is a 1948 Ford, this rat rod borrows elements from multiple American auto legends.
Ford Mustang Mach-E Recall Under NHTSA Investigation
The NHTSA is looking into Ford’s software update meant to remedy the Mustang Mach-E’s overheated high-voltage battery contractor issue.
Lordstown Motors Agrees to Settle Trade Secret Lawsuit
Lordstown Motors will pay $40 million to Karma Automotive to settle a lawsuit that claims Lordstown stole trade secrets and plundered employees.