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There are a variety of reasons for the alarming numbers. 1. Insurance company cost containment is certainly a major factor. Insurance companies continue to specify “aftermarket generic crash parts” despite the report from the Massachusetts Division of Insurance that found no aftermarket part is equal to the manufactures part in terms of fit, finish, safety and availability. The policy of the Division of Insurance to allow the insurance companies to demand the use of inferior replacement body panels has resulted in the loss of hundreds of thousands of dollars in market value to consumers vehicles. 2. The labor rate paid to shops of $32.00 per hour has remained flat for 17 years, despite substantial increases in every area of the body shops cost of doing business. 3. Advances in automotive technology are rapidly changing the way vehicles are being repaired. Repairing these highly advanced automobiles require ongoing training and expensive tools and equipment which many shops cannot afford. 4. Insurance company make no distinction between a high quality repair shop and a budget repair shop, and are concerned only with loss severity. 5. The reluctance of the body shop to insist on proper repairs with fair |
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