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New Era for the Volkswagen Crafter: A Tech-Infused Leap Forward

Motor Verso

Crafted for Convenience: The Crafter’s Fresh Cockpit Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles have rolled up their sleeves and reimagined the Crafter, giving… Read more » The post New Era for the Volkswagen Crafter: A Tech-Infused Leap Forward appeared first on Motor Verso.

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We Hired a Tech! But We Don't Have Room for His Toolbox!

AutoShopOwner

A shop owner friend of mine said that he was thrilled to finally hire a qualified tech. However, his toolbox box too big for the shop. Is this becoming a problem in your shop? How do you handle the ever-growing size of technician's toolboxes? SAMPLE of some of the toolboxes these days.

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Vacations and Maintaining Production

AutoShopOwner

Do you have plan when a tech or service advisor is on vacation? Especially if you are busy with the phone ringing off the hook. How do maintain production?

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At $18,500, Is This 2014 BMW 750Li xDrive A Tech-Laden Bargain?

Jalopnik

Like Felix the Cat’s magic bag of tricks, today’s Nice Price or No Dice 750Li offers pretty much everything you could want. Let’s see if its price makes for some serious want as well. Read more.

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This Fiat Ducato Was Turned From a Humble Delivery Van Into a Tech-Ladden Home on Wheels

autoevolution

Adventure, minimalism, and a deeper connection with nature are the main reasons people with wandering hearts cannot resist the appeal of the nomadic van lifestyle. But van life is not just about outdoor exploration and getting closer to nature but also about discovering your spirit of self-reliance and creativity. continue reading. )

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How To Play the Secret Game in Google Maps

autoevolution

If you're a tech-savvy user, you probably know that tech giants like Google like to hide easter eggs in their software. Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge are perfect examples. The two browsers, whose purpose is to let users load websites and navigate the web ( continue reading. )

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Is Selling Time on Testing/Analysis jobs Hurting Our Profits?

AutoShopOwner

When a tech completes a timing belt in 3 hours, but the job is billed to the customer at 4 hours, we don't reduce the labor charge. BUT, if we project a check engine diagnosis to take 2 hours, but the tech completes the testing in 1.5, why do so many shops reduce the labor charge to 1.5 to the customer?