- January 4, 2019
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Fixing a dent or a scratch doesn’t require a repair in just that area. Even minor imperfections can stand out, creating visible differences between original surfaces and the repair. People in the industry call this “contour mapping.” Like the elevation lines on a topographic map, these shifts in paint and surface quality result in dramatic
In the 1960s, the wiring harness for a typical car just needed to power the lights and horn, so it only weighed around 10 lbs. Today, a luxury vehicle with all the modern convenience and safety features along with electronic control systems for the engine and drive system has a wiring harness that can weigh
It may be a few years before we have autonomous cars, but self-driving technology is making its way into cars to improve safety and drivability. These Advanced Driver Assist Systems (ADAS) include features like lane-keep assist, collision mitigation, blind spot detection, adaptive cruise control and automatic braking. While they can do a lot to help
How do you know you can trust an auto body shop with your car? Word of mouth is king seeing as that is what we count on, referrals. ASE and I-CAR both oversee the repair industry, but they do so in different ways. Here’s what their certifications mean, and how they can help you pick a
When you bring in your vehicle for collision repair, the process starts with an initial appraisal that provides a ballpark estimate of the work that needs to be done. However, if hidden damage is found during the repair, it can extend repair times as new parts are ordered, new work added and new estimates are
Carmakers tout their latest safety features and new technologies, but what about the cars that fall behind, putting their drivers and passengers at greater risk in a collision? These are the 6 most dangerous cars on the road, ranging from modern injury magnets to dangerous classics. Highest Death Rate in a Modern Car: 2012-2014 Hyundai