EasyPay Finance, a national provider of customer financing for auto repair dealers and retail stores, recently announced the launch of its new and improved EasyPay Program, including a complete redesign of the company’s website, logo and merchant portal.
In his upcoming AASA Technology Conference keynote address, Paul Golata of Mouser Electronics will take attendees on a ride to prepare for the breakneck speed of technological changes. Following the Technology Conference, AASA will debut a new event on Wednesday, Oct. 3: AASA Aftermarket Mobility Innovation.
In the May issue of MACS ACtion, Keith Leonard, MACS’ general counsel, warned that tariffs were “a two-edged sword.”
One of the four will be selected to win a weekend with Randy Meyer Racing at the Chevrolet Performance U.S. Nationals. The chosen student will work hands-on in the pits with the RMR drag team.
The Automotive Service & Technology Expo is aimed at repair shop owners, service advisors and auto technicians who are looking to gain insights from some of the nation’s top trainers.
While keyless technology provides a number of benefits such as consumers having one less item to lose or replace and automakers leveraging the technology for fleet management, it also holds fundamental disadvantages.
AAPEX 2018 has lined up leading experts of advanced driver assistance systems to discuss the growing number of technologies and products that can be installed on millions of vehicles in the car parc that will significantly increase safety functionality.
Donations made to the University of the Aftermarket Foundation in Gaspar’s memory will be used to fund scholarships and industry educational initiatives.
For this sweepstakes, a total of six grand-prize winners will win their choice of a powersports vehicle valued up to $15,000 each, and $25,000 will be given away in VISA gift cards to 150 other prize winners.
The 5-4 decision means that online sellers will now be on a level playing field with brick and mortar retailers regarding charging sales tax, the Auto Care Association reports.
The 2018 Joint Channel Forecast Model predicts that total aftermarket sales will grow from $286 billion in 2017 to $327 billion in 2021, an increase of nearly $41 billion over the four-year period.
In terms of value, North America is estimated to account for a market share of 27.2 percent in the global automotive repair and maintenance services market.
