The 15th annual event will also include business and technical speakers, networking opportunities and a vehicle gifting.
Aftermarket Matters
Shops now have an exclusive opportunity to enrich their clients base and get free advertising by providing their vehicles' maintenance and repair history.
Three factors have boosted annual growth: diagnostics, pricing pressure on parts margins, and the cost of tools and equipment required by the growing complexity of vehicle repair.
Scholarships are for automotive students enrolled in ASE-accredited auto service and collision repair programs in Minnesota’s technical colleges.
Additional plans are also announced for further expansion opportunities across the U.S.
The first meeting is Wednesday, March 1. All industry stakeholders, including CIECA and non-CIECA members, are invited to join.
Four of the largest U.S. auto insurers received a grade of “C-” or lower in a new survey results of collision repair shops .
