Central Oregon Community College will receive a portion of a $3 million grant to support EV tech training.
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Congressional numbers grows for support of the driver’s right to choose where they get their vehicle maintained and repaired.
As vehicle availability has improved, manufacturer incentives have increased, though incentive spending varies greatly by OEM and vehicle segment.
NWACA's inaugural Collision Training Expo last month welcomed collision shops for a full day of training, now sets eye on next year.
Joe’s Garage includes a real-world shop built out on the show floor with 10 service bays with working lifts and running vehicles for hands-on learning.
Dozens of industry leaders are recognized each year with awards, given to individuals and companies demonstrating excellence in the auto care industry.
Investment requirements from manufacturers vary widely with estimated costs ranging from $100,000 to over $1 million per store.
