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AHVRA celebrates a successful 2011

The Australian Heavy Vehicle Repairers' Association reflects on this year's achievements.

Chevy goes bungee jumping

"Is it too late to change my mind?"

What a way to launch a car - off a building and out of a plane.

BOSS profitability seminars

The first in a series of BOSS Australia Smash Repairs Seminars was held on the Sunshine Coast in December.

GM embraces carbon fibre

Teijin Senior Managing Director Norio Kamei (left) and GM Vice Chairman Steve Girsky.

General Motors has entered a development partnership with carbon fiber and composites specialists Teijin Limited.

Is this the world's most expensive car crash?

Imagine the hours you could charge for fixing this lot up.

A supercar smash up in Japan includes eight Ferraris.

VACC's Target 2030 design competition now open

Nigel Remedios from Monash University's winning model design

Entries are open for the VACC's popular futuristic vehicle design competition.

UK bodyshop wealth check

Only half of UK bodyshops surveyed expect to make a profit for 2011.

Safety defect investigation of post-crash fire risk in Chevy Volts

The US NHTSA said that it will be opening a formal defect investigation after a second Volt ignited after testing.

Thatcham cosmetic repair course

Thatcham is offering a new fast track, multi-skill course in cosmetic repair.

DuPont considers sale of automotive paint business

DuPont has hired Credit Suisse to advise on the sale of its performance coatings division.

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