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With all of the technological advancements in our vehicles today, as well as the greater risk of being hacked, it was only a matter of time before our vehicles became targets. Here is an interesting article by Steve Weisman published in USA Today. How safe is your car from being hacked? Steve Weisman, Special for USA TODAY 9:02 a.m. EDT March 26, 2016 cxenseparse_start The FBI has just issued a new warning about the risk of cars and trucks being able to be remotely hacked. I

This is a great article written by Bernie Woodall of the Claims Journal. You can find the original article on the Auto Glass Safety Council's website here. Nearly one in five vehicles on U.S. roads is in need of repair of a safety issue serious enough to be involved in a federal government recall, according to used-car history provider Carfax. There are more than 47 million cars in the United States with open recalls, up 27 percent from a year ago, Carfax said. “Our data sho

I ran across this recall notification and thought I would share it with you all. Most people are unaware of the role windshields play in structural integrity of vehicle roofs and A pilars. Please share this with anyone driving this vehicle. Full credit to the Auto Glass Safety Council for this article from 18 February, 2016 and for helping to spread the word. Chrysler Recalls Vehicles Due to Windshield Primer Issue February 18, 2016 AddThis Sharing Buttons above 2015 Chrys

Several years ago I was in this same parking lot replacing a panoramic glass roof on a Land Rover for a scout for the Brewers that was taken out by a home run ball. He told me it was a fairly common occurance but this is just too ironic...Great job young Jacob, I hope its a rental and you bought the insurance......great story Rick Scuteri - USA Today Sports Brewers prospect accidentally shatters his own windshield with home run ball Feb 21, 2016; Maryvale, AZ, USA; Milwaukee