There are many maintenance tasks you need to deal with when you own a car. One of those tasks you may encounter is the need to repair or replace your auto glass. Cracks or chips in your windshield or broken car windows can be a safety risk, as well as let the elements inside your…
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SPOTLIGHT: 15 questions with Corey Smith
Corey Smith is the national fixed operations training manager at National Auto Care. First car: Eagle Summit First concert you attended: Joan Jett Name a pet peeve: Chewing sounds Most thrilling/adventurous thing you’ve done: Ziplining in Mexico your personal heroes: My stepfather Craig A. Smith First job: Raking blueberries in Maine One thing you learned…
The Thrill of the Drive: Experiencing Performance Cars
Follow us for the latest news, insider entry to events and more. The three fashions are on the same platform, but are utterly totally different beasts. Tesla’s Cybercab is now because of enter a first test program in Texas, and the table is ready for the automated taxi. Aftermarket truck specialists MegaRexx have taken the…
What is Meant by Pharmacy? Exploring Its Role, Evolution, and Impact on Healthcare
Pharmacy is a critical component of the healthcare system, with deep roots in history and an ever-evolving role in modern medical science. Often misunderstood as merely the place where prescriptions are filled, pharmacy encompasses a wide array of services and responsibilities, bridging the gap between medicine and patient care. Pharmacists, the professionals working within this…
Carvana settles a long-running regulatory dispute with Illinois
An Illinois regulatory official said Tuesday the state has agreed to settle a long-running regulatory dispute with Carvana Co. Per the settlement agreement, Carvana can continue to operate in the state, Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias said in a Tuesday video announcement. The retailer admitted to violating Illinois law and agreed to abide by…
Germany’s auto industry must defend itself in moving to EVs
Germany for decades led on well-engineered combustion cars. It’s now facing a watershed year in the quest to retain an edge in the age of electric vehicles. Europe’s biggest economy is under growing pressure to retool dozens of fossil fuel-era factories employing tens of thousands of workers in a race for clean-technology leadership with the…
Honda to create division to speed up EV development
In changes effective April 1, the new division would consolidate Honda’s electrification strategy and development of automobiles, motorcycles and power products such as generators, it said. The automaker also said it would combine six regional operations to three, composed of North America, China and associated regions including Japan, the rest of Asia and Europe. Integrating…
Ford job cuts in Europe: Where the ax will fall
A spokesperson at the automaker’s headquarters in Michigan said on Monday that discussions with the German works councils were continuing and that the company needs to be “more competitive” as it transitions to EVs. He would not comment on specific job plans. Workers were told to expect concrete numbers of job losses from the automaker…