The move marks the company's entrance into the state and throughout the Omaha-metro area.
Aftermarket Matters
More than 100 NABC members, guests and collision repair industry leaders were on hand for the presentation.
The award recognizes an aftermarket leader for their dedication to the pursuit of excellence in education.
The contest will set out to find the top technicians in the country and have them face off against one another for a chance to win over $200,000 in cash and prizes.
The repair center operated as Smith’s Collision & Paint and the acquisition marks the MSO's entry into the state.
"There is a huge opportunity right across the counter from you and many squander it," says Dave Luehr.
The company is projecting to have more than 130 stores in operation in the U.S. by the end of 2026.
