SAE International, the standards organization for vehicle engineers, announced Tuesday it officially endorsed the series of generic ADAS terms it had worked on alongside J.D. Power, Consumer Reports, AAA and the National Safety Council. “The [...]

Despite a large war chest to do deals, potentially strained large and small competitors and Driven Brands’ mid-pandemic acquisition of Fix Auto USA, Boyd Group Services told analysts Wednesday it would continue to hold off [...]

Gerber owner Boyd Group Services on Wednesday told investors that insurers have been fair to repairers during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, asked by an analyst if the company had seen any direct repair program pricing [...]

After witnessing the COVID-19 coronavirus response cut demand 40-50 percent at the end of last quarter, Gerber’s parent company on Wednesday reported year-over-year sales had stabilized to be “down slightly less” than 40 percent in [...]

The Small Business Administration on Wednesday removed a potentially significant concern for collision repairers attempting to navigate the COVID-19 economy. The agencies on April 28 had vowed to audit all Paycheck Protection Program borrowers receiving [...]

Following a March CCC request to delist multiple parts offered for sale on the platform, LKQ has asked a federal court to rule its aftermarket parts don’t infringe three General Motors design patents. LKQ’s lawsuit [...]

Collision repairers who hustled to claim Paycheck Protection Program loans as a precaution for a COVID-19 economic slump but realized they didn’t need the money after all can repay the funds without risk through Thursday. [...]

CREF announced May 4 the Carolinas Collision Association pledged to raise $250,000 worth of products for North and South Carolina trade schools. The announcement comes two months after the Collision Repair Education Foundation announced its [...]

Noting a $600 million loan due in August 2021, Moodys in March downgraded Service King’s credit profile from B3 to Caa1, with the outlook remaining negative. “Today’s downgrade and negative outlook reflect the increased refinancing [...]

Caliber Collision last month announced it would pay up to $500 of the deductible for any COVID-19 coronavirus first responders and medical workers. The company will pick up and deliver the frontline workers vehicles itself [...]