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6 天之前 · Stay informed with the latest National Auto Body Collision Repair News. Explore comprehensive coverage on industry trends, technological advancements, and expert insights dedicated to professionals in the auto body collision industry.

Rather than exiting collision repair, some owners are refocusing on niches that pique their interest, or bringing in help to run their shop.

2024年12月17日 · CCC released its Crash Course Q4 2024 report, highlighting rising repair costs and shifting customer expectations, as well as the growing influence of hybrid and electric vehicles.

2 天之前 · Dave Luehr, left, and Ryan Taylor, right are co-hosting the event. With evolving market trends reshaping the collision repair industry, the 6th Annual Positivity Summit, hosted by Elite Body Shop Solutions and BodyShop Booster, aims to provide shop owners with actionable strategies to stay ahead ...

Autobody News is a free monthly publication for the owners and managers of 36,000+ collision repair shops across the country.

2024年12月31日 · The collision repair industry underwent significant shifts in 2024, marked by declining revenues, rising shop closures and rapid consolidation among operators. These trends were the focus of a presentation by David Roberts, founder and managing director of Focus Advisors Automotive M&A, at the MSO Symposium, held in November in Las Vegas. Roberts said that while the industry is returning to ...

2024年11月27日 · The December 2024 edition of the West Digital Magazine is a free monthly publication for the owners and managers of auto body collision repair shops across the country.

2025年1月15日 · Increasingly complex vehicles and repair procedures are making it hard to be "everything to everyone," but single store collision repair shops have options to thrive.

2024年12月2日 · A manager at a Chicago-based shop told Mike Anderson why his facility has shifted from negotiating with insurance companies to billing customers directly for repairs.