From AI repair planning and ADAS calibration tools to automated paint mixing and tire equipment, SEMA 2025 showcased new solutions to boost shop efficiency and revenue.

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Recent record snow and icy weather have been kept body shops busy in the Chicago area, and tariffs imposed by the Trump ...

Instagram is awash with Asian firms showing how they can remake old Broncos, Defenders, and other whole classic cars—better and much cheaper than in the US.

Car prices are trending up and the average cost of a new car is at an all-time high, approaching the $50,000 mark for the first time. The average transaction price for a new vehicle in October was $49 ...

Chevrolet has a new look for the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series season. Last week, Chevrolet revealed the new car body that its organizations will run during the 2026 Cup Series season. The new car body will ...

The 2025 Los Angeles Auto Show didn't seem like it would offer much excitement on paper, but when the manufacturers got rolling, it was clear it was playing host to several hugely interesting debuts.

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WOODBRIDGE, Va. — It took 15 days and two tows before anyone noticed a dead man in the backseat of a car in Woodbridge. Now, police are investigating his death. According to the Prince William County ...

Chevrolet has officially pulled the wraps off its revamped Camaro ZL1 for the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series season, revealing a sleeker, more aerodynamic body that will hit the track next year. The subtle ...

NEW LONDON, Conn. (WFSB) - Emergency work has started to make repairs to the Second Congregational Church as engineers warn of a potential collapse if no action is taken. The church, located at the ...

NEW ORLEANS — New Orleanians don’t need an explanation of the city’s massive street-repair effort to know what it feels like. They live with it daily — the mud, the detours, the sudden water shutoffs.