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Quality Parts Coalition supports pro- aftermarket parts legislation - Search-...
Quality Parts Coalition supports pro- aftermarket parts legislation
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The Quality Parts Coalition (QPC) said it supports the collision repair parts legislation that would dramatically reduce the time period that auto manufacturers could enforce their design patents on collision repair parts. The bill was introduced Feb.
PCI supportive of proposed PARTS ActFenderBender
all 4 news articles »Many kids still exposed to secondhand smoke in cars - Reuters
Many kids still exposed to secondhand smoke in cars
Reuters
The authors recommend that more parts of the country ban smoking in cars carrying kids -- laws that are on the books in four states. In a survey of middle and high school students, close to one-third said they'd driven in a car with someone who was ...
and more »Original Parts Group Inc. Celebrates 30 years of Quality Chevelle Parts - Sac...
Original Parts Group Inc. Celebrates 30 years of Quality Chevelle Parts
Sacramento Bee
Our valued customers make up the most important part of the equation. Put simply, at OPGI you are number one." As a leading supplier, manufacturer and award winner of thousands of parts for classic GM car lines like Chevelle, El Camino, GTO, ...
and more »No parts for discontinued car? Time to improvise - Boston Herald
No parts for discontinued car? Time to improvise
Boston Herald
The Saab dealer has had the car for six weeks, with no hopes of getting that part in the near or distant future. So my father can't open the door, and at his age, he's not going to be hopping over the passenger seat to get to the driver's seat.
and more »Auto industry about to go diesel crazy - USA TODAY
Auto industry about to go diesel crazy
USA TODAY
Auto parts maker Bosch said its own survey found 32% of US consumers last year said they're willing to consider a diesel, up from 12% in 2006. "An avalanche of clean diesels coming into the market," should boost diesel vehicle sales, said Lars Ullrich, ...
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US fines Japan car parts makers $548m - Financial Times
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US fines Japan car parts makers $548m
Financial Times
By Bernard Simon in Toronto Two of Japan's biggest car parts makers, Denso and Yazaki, have agreed to pay fines totalling $548m to the US government as part of a widening global price-fixing probe. The Department of Justice said on Monday that four ...
US Fines Two Japanese Auto Parts Firms For Price FixingINAUTONEWS
Two Auto Parts Companies to Pay $548M in DOJ Antitrust ProsecutionCorporate Counsel
Two Japanese car parts suppliers plead guilty to price fixingThe Tokyo Times
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Pep Boys auto parts chain agrees to sell itself to Gores Group - Los Angeles ...
Los Angeles Times
Pep Boys auto parts chain agrees to sell itself to Gores Group
Los Angeles Times
A customer leaves a Pep Boys -- Manny, Moe & Jack auto parts store in Hayward, Calif. The chain founded more than 90 years ago has agreed to be taken private by private equity firm Gores Group. (Paul Sakuma, Associated Press / January 31, ...
Pep Boys to Be Taken PrivateWall Street Journal
Pep Boys agrees to be acquired for about $791MCBS News
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Recyclers Cite New-Part Price Matching As a Challenge in 2012 - BodyShop Busi...
Recyclers Cite New-Part Price Matching As a Challenge in 2012
BodyShop Business
Despite seeing an overall market rebound, auto recyclers say that in 2012, they are challenged by new parts manufacturers sometimes matching prices for used parts. Another challenge cited is competition from foreign buyers and unregulated domestic ...
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Poughkeepsie youth faces stolen car parts charges - Poughkeepsie Journal
Poughkeepsie youth faces stolen car parts charges
Poughkeepsie Journal
A 17-year old City of Poughkeepsie male faces charges of stealing car parts which he then tried to sell online on Craigslist. City police on Tuesday arrested the youth who was en route to the Poughkeepsie Post Office on Mansion Street to sell the ...
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Lawmakers press Obama on China auto parts - Reuters
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Lawmakers press Obama on China auto parts
Reuters
By Doug Palmer WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Midwestern lawmakers and union groups on Tuesday urged President Barack Obama to restrict imports of auto parts from China that they said benefited from massive illegal subsidies and threatened hundreds of ...
What Will the U.S. Do About China Auto Part Imports?Business Insider
Group plans protests ahead of China visitUPI.com
China's WTO Violations Threaten 1.6 Million U.S. JobsWall St. Cheat Sheet
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