Posts Tagged ‘vehicle complexity’

Industry Trends with Susanna Gotsch – December 2019

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Repairers are facing numerous challenges and demands from the vehicles themselves, as well as their customers. Consolidation is occurring quickly across all parts of the collision repair industry, as demands for capital investment for training and equipment grows. In this month’s CCC Trends, Susanna Gotsch analyzes changes in the collision repair industry. To check out […]

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When Will Safety Tech Really Make a Difference?

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(As published in Insurance Networking News.) There has been a great deal of press and research released in the last several months that have begun to question the how and the when of the advanced safety systems that have begun to make strides within the market.  Specifically, what percent of the overall vehicle fleet/auto claim […]

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Newer Vehicles Driving Repair Cost

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(This article first appeared in Property Casualty 360.) In Crash Course 2016, we explored the impact of a changing vehicle fleet on vehicle repair and total loss costs.  In this article we’ll look at some of the most recent data on vehicles being sold and driven in the U.S. and how that is driving costs […]

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Industry Trends with Susanna Gotsch – July 2016

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A quick comparison of older and newer models of vehicles whizzing by on America’s motorways can quickly illustrate just how much vehicle technology and styles have changed – not only are newer model bigger, but their designs are predominantly sleeker. As automakers have added content to their vehicles to improve vehicle safety and meet consumer […]

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Industry Trends with Susanna Gotsch – February 2016

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  In recent years, that number of collision repair facilities in the U.S. has steadied, as economic recovery, miles driven, extreme winter weather, and improved new vehicle sales began to drive up auto accident frequency. In this month’s CCC Trends Susanna discusses consolidation in the collision repair industry and the challenges from complex material types […]

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