As the first collision industry information provider to sign a data licensing agreement with Rivian, Mitchell is proud to be a Platinum Sponsor of the 2024 Certified Collision Network Summit. The Mitchell team will be on-hand to demonstrate how repair shops can leverage Mitchell’s cloud-based estimating and Mitchell Cloud Estimating TruckMax to access OEM repair information for Rivian vehicles. With an abundance of presentations and networking opportunities, this event will help attendees enhance their knowledge of Rivian vehicles and the tools and technology used to repair them.
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The Latest Technology Trends, Industry Insights, Data And Analyses On The Property & Casualty And Collision Repair Industries.
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Mitchell’s 17th Annual AutocheX™ Premier Achiever Awards Honors Industry's Best Repair Facilities
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Industry Leaders Honored for Commitment to Operational Excellence and Superior Customer Satisfaction
Mitchell Secures New Investment Partner in Stone Point Capital in its Continued Commitment to Growth and Innovation
April 25, 2018
KKR, and Elliott Management today announced that they have executed a definitive agreement under which funds managed by private equity firm Stone Point Capital LLC (“Stone Point”) are making an investment in Mitchell and acquiring the equity position held by KKR and Elliott Management.
Diagnostics Systems Key to Proper and Safe Repairs for Fountain Valley Body Shop
April 21, 2018
Since opening his Fountain Valley body shop over 40 years ago, owner Dave March has had a front row seat witnessing the evolution of the collision repair industry. In 1974 when his shop opened, only one automobile manufacturer offered airbags, and the NHTSA was still five years away from crash-testing popular cars to encourage manufacturers to improve the safety of their vehicles.
January 2018 Used Vehicle Market Conditions
April 3, 2018
Wholesale used vehicle prices started the year in the pattern that characterized much of 2017 in the months prior to hurricane season. Namely, car prices tended to fall while truck prices provided a boost to average wholesale values. In January, car prices continued to show year-over-year price declines, while truck prices did the opposite, but that situation is moving towards parity, as indicated by strong month-over-month increases in car prices.