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Enterprise Presents Best Length of Rental Awards
Enterprise Rent-A-Car has recognized two collision repair centers with its 2014 Best Length of Rental (LOR) Awards. The two winners are Arizona Collision Specialists LLC and Goodrich Auto Works.

Arizona Collision Specialists was one of the recipients of Enterprise's Best Length of Rental Awards. (left to right): Mike Anderson, Daren Pierse, John Bock, Frank LaViola, Cary Bikowsky. Photo courtesy of Enterprise.

Arizona Collision Specialists was one of the recipients of Enterprise's Best Length of Rental Awards. (left to right): Mike Anderson, Daren Pierse, John Bock, Frank LaViola, Cary Bikowsky. Photo courtesy of Enterprise.
Enterprise Rent-A-Car has recognized two collision repair centers with its 2014 Best Length of Rental (LOR) Awards. The two winners are Arizona Collision Specialists LLC and Goodrich Auto Works.
Presented during a joint meeting at Enterprise’s global headquarters in St. Louis, these two recipients are both members of Axalta Business Councils, which promote an environment where collision repair professionals can develop their business management skills.
The recipients were determined based on Enterprise’s Automated Rental Management System (ARMS) data, which tracks how long a replacement vehicle is rented to collision center customers and is considered a proxy for vehicle repair time. Arizona Collision Specialists LLC received the first award, earning the lowest LOR among multi-shop operators. The second award went to Goodrich Auto Works for the lowest LOR among Axalta Business Council single-shop operators.
“When you can get a customer into their repaired vehicle faster, this helps gain their trust and significantly helps collision repair centers maintain growth for the long-term,” said Frank LaViola, assistant vice president of collision industry relations at Enterprise Rent-A-Car and an advising member of Axalta Business Councils. “Arizona Collision Specialists and Goodrich Auto Works have demonstrated an outstanding commitment to expediting the vehicle repair process, which has helped them build strong relationships with customers and insurance partners alike.”
Axalta first launched the Business Council program as part of an ongoing leadership development strategy to provide service offerings for its customers. Today, Axalta supports 15 different Business Councils that are attended by collision repair professionals from around the country.
“Collision repair centers across the country are increasingly seeking new ways to reduce cycle time, which is why length of rental has become one of the most important performance metrics in the industry,” said Matt Robertson, director of Axalta Coating Systems Core Collision Business. “Enterprise has been a valuable partner in helping our Business Council members identify and manage turnaround times.”

Goodrich Auto Works also received Enterprise's Best Length of Rental Award. (left to right): Mike Anderson, Kris and Becky Goodrich, Frank LaViola, Cary Bikowski. Photo courtesy of Enterprise.
Enterprise began sharing length of rental information — at no cost — with collision repair centers six years ago. ARMS data helps collision repair centers increase operating efficiencies, enhance customer service and streamline communications with insurance companies and customers, according to Enterprise.
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