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Associations:

Arizona Automotive Recyclers Association

Enormous site for Quality Auto Recyclers. A Part Request here Goes a Long Way. Large Database on Auto and Truck Recyclers in Arizona

http://www.aara.com

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Automotive Maintenance & Repair Association

AMRA is a network of independent vehicle maintenance and repair facilities in Ontario.

http://www.amra4u.ca

Automotive Recyclers of Manitoba

The Automotive Recyclers of Manitoba are dedicated to providing quality recycled automotive parts to the motoring public since 1954.

http://www.arm.mb.ca

Automotive Service & Repair Association

Trade association for independent collision and mechanical repair facilities in Alberta, Canada.

http://asra-alberta.ab.ca/

Automotive Service Association (ASA)

ASA is an international organization made up of approximately 14,000 member-businesses that work to deliver excellence in mechanical, collision and transmission service to consumers.

http://www.asashop.org/

Automotive Service Excellence

ASE's mission is to improve the quality of vehicle repair and service in the United States through the testing and certification of automotive repair technicians.

http://www.asecert.org

Coalition for Collision Repair Excellence (CCRE)

Trade group advocating good customer service and high standards for all member businesses.

http://www.theccre.com/

iATN - international Automotive Technicians' Network

Professional automotive technicians from all over the world networking together to exchange technical knowledge and information with fellow members. This is currently the worlds largest network of professional automotive technicians.

http://www.iatn.net

International Midas Dealers Association (IMDA)

An organization of Midas franchise owners whose goal is to represent the best interests of Midas dealers to Midas, Inc.

http://www.imdaonline.org/

LIABRA

LIABRA is the oldest and largest trade association for collision repair professionals in New York State.

http://www.liabra.com

Motorist Assurance Program

Strengthening the relationship between the motorist and the auto repair industry through education and industry standards. Provides dispute mediation.

http://www.motorist.org

National Automotive Technicians Education Association

Evaluating and recommending technician training programs for certification or accreditation by ASE.

http://www.natef.org/

Tune-up Manufacturers Council

Promotes the use of appropriate maintenance practices and products to reduce emissions, increase fuel economy, and extend engine life.

http://www.tune-up.org/

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