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12 May 2021 The new Fix Auto shop in Veracruz, Mexico. Photo: Fix Auto Fix Network begins Latin American expansion with the launch of Fix Auto Veracruz and Fix Auto Toluca in Mexico. Fix Auto Veracruz and Fix Auto Toluca are the first locations that Fix Network World has planned to support Mexico’s aftermarket industry. The network is in talks with other collision repairers in the country and is planning to announce new locations in the coming months. Describing it as a milestone moment in Fix Network’s global expansion, Steve Leal, President and CEO of Fix Network, said, “We see signif...

Click the thumbs up > M&M Group has announced the appointment of former Trend Tracker owner and managing director Mark Bull as its new commercial director. The move follows Industry Insights' acquisition of the Trend Tracker business at the start of last month. Bull will join the executive board and will work alongside M&M’s business development and operations team as the company bolsters its commercial opportunities. Having worked in automotive for over 40 years, the vehicle accident and repair group, also trading as Fix Auto Stoke and Fix Auto North Staffordshire, said Bull is “both...

Click the thumbs up > Fix Auto has seen the opening of its network’s purpose-built repair centre with the opening of a new location in Leeds. This week saw vehicles rolled into the multi-million-pound, 14,500sq-ft development created by owners, Sam and Stephen Smith. The flagship repair centre is positioned close to the city’s main arterial road network and adds to existing Fix Auto sites in Keighley, Bradford, and the opposite side of the city of Leeds. Sam Smith said: “It’s been a long and testing road to get here, but to say this is a proud moment, not just for ourselves and the en...

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SUPERMARKET chain Lidl has revealed they saw an annual loss last year after investing heavily in stores and expanding its workforce. The German-owned discounter opened a store in Blackburn on September 24, 2020 on the former site of Fix Auto Blackburn. The opening created 40 new jobs and has been a part of the company’s UK expansion and regeneration plan. The store, based on Furthergate Works on St Clement Street, has a 1,256m² sales area and features facilities an in-store bakery, longer-style tills, customer toilets and a baby changing area. The European supermarket chai...