Each May, AutoInc. showcases technological advancements in both mechanical and collision repair. This year, we feature three articles that take a look at the changing technology of today's vehicles.

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• New Breed of O2 Sensors Provide Greater Sensitivity - by Chuck Ruth

• Coming Down the Pike: Hydrogen Power - by Levy Joffrion

• UV-Cured Primer Surfacers Lower Spot Repair Costs, Cycle Times

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