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By Counterman
US Motor Works announced the release of new
link hidden, please login to view Professional Series fuel pump modules in March, 2025. Fuel pump assembly application coverage includes several Audi, Toyota, Infiniti and Nissan models.
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The Automotive Aftermarket Products Expo (AAPEX) is calling for
link hidden, please login to view at Joe’s Garage. Selected sessions will be presented live and in-person at AAPEX 2025 at the Venetian Expo & Caesars Forum in Las Vegas from November 4-6, 2025. Among the selection criteria are the following:
● Relevance to the independent repair community;
● Quality of the proposed session;
● Achievable learning outcomes;
● Presenter or trainer qualifications; and
● Relevance to attendees’ day-to-day work or career.
Session proposals that are promotional or sale-sy in nature will not be selected. Questions about session proposals should be directed to [email protected].
Applicants may submit multiple proposals for consideration and be selected for up to six different possible sessions. Each successfully selected session will be awarded an honorarium of $500 per session, hotel accommodation – plus a $750 stipend toward meals, transportation or other related incidentals.
Please review the
link hidden, please login to view carefully for terms and conditions. AAPEX is one of the fastest-growing conferences and exhibitions in the world. Collectively, the Expo brings together aftermarket buyers and sellers from across the $2.3 trillion-dollar automotive aftermarket industry.
Last year, the
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By Counterman
On Feb. 18, 2025, the automakers released a legislative proposal related to automotive right to repair; the views cited in this proposal represent a small fraction of the repair market and are not representative of the broader automotive aftermarket, MEMA said. The industry does appreciate automakers’ acknowledgment of the need for federal legislation to protect consumer choice in vehicle repair and looks forward to congressional consideration of the REPAIR Act.
Auto Care Association President and CEO Bill Hanvey and MEMA Aftermarket Suppliers President Paul McCarthy released the following statement:
“We’re pleased to see trade groups representing automakers finally admit what we’ve long known: congressional action is needed to ensure independent shops and aftermarket parts manufacturers can continue to offer Americans quality, affordable choices for vehicle repairs.
“That said, this latest proposal appears to be a tactic to delay and defeat pro-consumer right to repair legislation at every level. The bipartisan Right to Equitable and Professional Auto Industry Repair Act (REPAIR Act) is a straightforward approach to ensure safe and secure access to vehicle repair and maintenance data.
“The REPAIR Act, led by Congressman Neal Dunn, is the solution. Protection of consumer and fleet-owner choice ensured access to critical repair data, an established federal enforcement mechanism, and the prevention of repair monopolies is accomplished through the REPAIR Act. Without it, the aftermarket will lose the ability to not only innovate but continue to offer consumers options to keep their vehicles on the road.
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By Counterman
Judge Denise Casper dismissed the entirety of the Alliance for Automotive Innovation’s suit challenging the 2020 Massachusetts Data Access Law. The automakers’ bid to block the Massachusetts
link hidden, please login to viewlaw has failed and the law remains in effect. The judge’s written decision is still under seal but should be made available to the public soon. “Today’s ruling is a significant victory for the people of Massachusetts—and all Americans,” said Bill Hanvey, president and CEO, Auto Care Association. “This decision by Judge Casper ensures that car owners have the right to access their vehicle’s repair and diagnostic data, empowering them to make informed choices about maintenance and repairs. It levels the playing field, allowing independent repair shops to compete fairly, which in turn drives down costs for consumers. As car owners, we all deserve the freedom to control and manage the data that’s generated by our own vehicles. This ruling is a crucial step toward fostering greater transparency, affordability, and innovation in the automotive industry for the benefit of all Americans.”
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Cloyes Gear & Products, Inc. (
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“This is a testament to the dedication, expertise and passion that our team members have for
link hidden, please login to view through effective training techniques,” said John Hanighen, CEO of Cloyes. “We are honored to have their hard work recognized by O’Reilly Auto Parts and deeply appreciate their continued support and partnership.” Technical Product Director Cody Smith also was recognized for his outstanding contributions. His innovative training videos have set a new standard for quality in the industry, earning him well-deserved acclaim, Cloyes said.
Additionally, the Cloyes team was applauded for its successful integration of Rotomaster, the company added. Cloyes was also previously honored with the Sales Support Award in 2022 and the Content and Cataloging Award in 2020.
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