Everyone loves a good makeover. Whether it’s a bold new haircut or a dramatic home renovation, transformations spark excitement. Cars are no different. Especially when a forgotten classic like the
When the 2025 Pacific Palisades Fire swept through Southern California, it left behind a devastating trail of destruction. But in the middle of the scorched hills and ashes, one thing
Not every car earns a nickname like “the first 10-second factory car.” But then again, not every car is the 1965 Plymouth A990. Designed to dominate the drag strip, the
Curbside dents, bumper scratches and scuffed panels are all too common these days. Between tight parking lots, crowded streets and everyday wear and tear, it’s easy for your car to
Fleet vehicles need to be on the road—not sitting in a body shop. For businesses that depend on transportation, every hour of downtime affects schedules, customers and revenue. That’s why
Let’s face it—when it comes to driving, everyone thinks they are the better driver. And while we’re not here to settle the age-old Men vs. Women Behind the Wheel debate,
The 2025 Colors on Parade and CarLove national convention brought together franchisees from across the country for four unforgettable days of learning, connection and celebration. Held April 23rd–26th at our
Rising repair costs have become a growing concern for drivers across the country. One of the biggest reasons? Tariffs. Import duties on auto parts have made it more expensive to
Spring is here—and while you’re busy organizing your garage or clearing out office clutter, don’t forget the vehicle that works as hard as you do: your truck. After a long
Welcome to the unpredictable world of parking lots, where your vehicle is constantly at risk for minor damage. From rogue car doors to runaway carts, it doesn’t take much to
Welcome to CSI: Parking Lot, where we investigate the everyday mysteries behind vehicle dents, dings, and scratches. In this series, we shine a light on the most common—yet often overlooked—causes
Hello there—I’m your vehicle’s front-line defender, the bumper. I may not get much glory, but I see it all. From runaway shopping carts to careless parallel parkers, I’ve taken more
