Boss Ladies – Female Shop Owners Reflect On A Pandemic
Three savvy leaders speak with empathy, professionalism and humor about their business perspectives.
Shopping For Car Parts Has Changed Forever
The pandemic has accelerated the adoption of a hybrid shopping model.
Babcox Mourns Passing Of Tim Fritz, Longtime Editor and Friend
Fritz passed away on Feb. 23 from a heart attack. He was 53 years old.
Shop Safety: An Ongoing Concern
After several months of navigating COVID-19, it’s always a good idea to review your duties as a shop owner.
ADAS: Blind Spot Detection
These features are designed to save lives. An incorrect procedure may lead to an issue or problem that could cost everyone.
How Service Facilities Can Prevent The Spread Of COVID-19
What may be one of the most difficult things for modern businesses to adapt to is to stop shaking hands.
Servicing Sunroofs
Most late-model sunroof assemblies have their own controller that does a lot more than just move the window up and down.
Check The Spare Tire: Shop Standard Operating Procedure
A solid TPMS light on the dashboard indicates that one or more of the tires are at least 25% below placard pressure.
The Aftermarket Is Combating An OE Telematics Monopoly Threat
Modern vehicles with telematics collect as much as 256 GB of data per hour. That’s equivalent to roughly 30 computers.
Do Checkered Flags Still Ring The Registers?
Are customers buying behaviors influenced by on-track exploits? Let us know if the need for speed is still strong today.
A Legacy Isn’t All About The Numbers
A year? Hmmph. ImportCar is now in our 42nd year – and parent company, Babcox Media, is celebrating 100 this year!
Building Imports Domestically
Honda began construction of its motorcycle plant in Marysville, Ohio, in 1978 and announced plans to build a $250-million auto plant next door in 1980. On Nov. 1, 1982, the first Accord rolled off the assembly line in Marysville.
