Automotive

The Auto Care Association is a pre-eminent voice in the auto care and repair industry with the goal to advance businesses who provide aftermarket products and services for vehicles. Their website provides resources for advocacy, education, networking, events including trade shows and conferences, data standards and market research, and more.

AMRA is a non-profit association that was established in 1992. Their mission is to build strong relationships and build trust between auto shops and the general consumer by establishing repair and maintenance standards called the Motorist Assurance Program (MAP). MAP strengthens transparency and communication so the consumer understands clearly why parts and services are being recommended for repairs.

ASA is a non-profit organization, nationally recognized organization of shop owners and managers working to promote professionalism and excellence. ASA provides education, networking and various member services to advance their goals of providing general consumers with high-quality service and repairs in automotive business across the United States.

CAR produces industry-driven research and analyses; develops forecasts; fosters dialogue and convenes forums; and publicly disseminates research through events, website, and the media.

EVA is a volunteer organization widely recognized across North America with hundreds of chapters and thousands of members. Their mission is to accelerate and advocate for the adoption of electric vehicles by hosting annual educational events and offering test drives. The EVA was formally called the Electric Auto Association, but recently changed their name.

The NHTSA website offers statistical information on various systems and products, fuel economy, vehicle recalls, and equipment aimed at both consumers and repair technicians alike.

SAE is an internationally recognized professional association first established in the early 1900s, with members comprised of engineers and technician experts across a range of industries, including aerospace, automotive and commercial-vehicles. They set standards to ensure the safety, quality, accessibility, and effectiveness of products and services across the mobility engineering industry.

Based out of Ohio, the Tomorrow's Technician website is geared specifically towards current Automotive students. It provides all manner of resources and information on repairing and servicing vehicles, the latest tools and products available, training courses, career information, and much more.

Located in Michigan and founded in 1992, USCAR is an organization for the advancement of research and development in the U.S. Automotive industry. Auto companies collaborating together on this mission include the Ford Motor Company, General Motors, and Stellantis.