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NCOIL Property and Casualty Insurance Committee to meet on parts Automotive Service Association Share     The Automotive Service Association (ASA) is asking repairers to contact state legislators who serve on the National Conference of Insurance Legislators' Property and Casualty Insurance Committee (NCOIL), prior to the group's Spring 2010 meetings. An aftermarket parts model act, opposed by ASA, is on the agenda for these meetings, which are scheduled Friday, March 5 to Sunday, March 7, 2010. Click here to send your message now. More
Cintas expands ASA benefit with Confidential Document Destruction Services Automotive Service Association Share
The Automotive Service Association (ASA) announces a new benefit through Cintas and its Document Management Division. The Confidential Document Destruction Services program delivers the valuable benefit of a cost-effective, secure and compliant document-shredding solution to all ASA members.
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NESSARA announces opposition to proposed 'Right to Repair' bill NESSARA Share
The New England Service Station and Automotive Repair Association (NESSARA) announced it is opposing the so-called "Right to Repair" legislation currently under consideration in the Massachusetts state legislature. After a lengthy analysis of the legislation, NESSARA's leadership concluded that Massachusetts S. 2268 is a bad bill that will have a negative impact on repairers, service stations and their customers. More Could electronics be what's causing runaway cars? USA Today Share
Allegations of unintended acceleration by Toyota models that are not part of the recall and by cars from other automakers have revived debate over whether electromagnetic interference is the cause of such incidents. More
2010 ASRW Partnering Program kicks-off with huge industry support ASRW Share
Automotive Service Repair Week - ASRW 2010 - reports strong industry support for this year's events via the ASRW Partnering Program (APP). The APP is designed to foster industry participation by partnering with organizations supporting the many segments of the automotive service and repair industry. APP participants promote unified industry involvement, while strengthening their respective groups and memberships. More Toyota recall dims Japan's export outlook The Wall Street Journal Share
The Japanese government acknowledged for the first time this week that Toyota Motor Corp.'s massive global recall could have a knock-on effect on the world's second-largest economy, which is struggling to overcome deflationary pressures. Japan downgraded its assessment of exports in its economic report for February, partly because of concerns stemming from Toyota's recall of more than eight million vehicles worldwide. More Related story: Toyota expands brake software upgrade (The Detroit Free Press)
Theft-related parts: A dilemma worth talking about National Automotive Service Task Force Share
Achieving automobile service parity between dealerships and independents is not an easy, one-shot fix. Vehicle complexity — underhood, inside cabins and throughout automobiles — has mushroomed in recent years, especially in regards to vehicle security and other systems. Theft-related parts is the latest challenge to be tackled by the National Automotive Service Task Force, and in particular, its Service Information Committee. More Louden Motorcar Services, Inc. - A 30-year success story ImportCar magazine Share
Steve Louden, AAM, ASA member and owner of Louden Motorcar Services, Dallas, was first featured in ImportCar magazine 30 years ago. While many things have changed since Steve opened his shop back in 1977, one thing hasn't: integrity. It's what has helped him build a customer base that trusts him implicitly to ensure that their Mercedes, BMWs and Porsches are repaired quickly and accurately. More
Spyker: Saab deal is done ABC News Share
Dutch company Spyker Cars NV said it has completed its $74 million purchase of loss-making Swedish carmaker Saab Automobile AB from General Motors Inc. Spyker company says the deal announced last month is now final and ownership of Saab has been transferred. Spyker Chief Executive Victor Muller said he was delighted and the deal would secure Saab's future. More New booth protection system from 3M keeps surfaces clean and promotes better paint jobs ABRN Share
Ensuring paint booth cleanliness has long been a key concern for body shop owners, and a new product hitting the marketplace has been specially engineered to eliminate that problem by capturing airborne paint particles. More |
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