What does ASA stand for?

Automotive Service Association

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Organizations, NGOs, schools, universities, etc.

Other Resources:

<< Previous	Abbreviation Database Surfer		Next >>
Austrian Space Agency Author Supplied Abstract (abstracting & indexing) Autism Society of America Automated SIOP Allocation Automated Student Administration Automatic Signal Analysis Automatic Slack Adjuster automatic spectrum analyzer (US DoD) Automatic Switchboard Attendant Automation Systems Architecture (CAN/Devicenet Communications Identifier)		Autorisation Spéciale d'Absence (French: Special Leave of Absence) Auxiliary Solar Array Auxiliary Spectrum Analysis Avantage Spécifique d'Ancienneté (French: Specific Advantages of Seniority) Average Speed of Answer Average Sunday Attendance (churches) Aviation Safety Advisory Aviation Supplies & Academics Avicultural Society of America American Society of Anesthesiologists Classification 1(Normal Healthy Patient)

Samples in periodicals archive:

According to Ron Pyle, president of the Automotive Service Association, representing 10,000 independent repair facilities, consumers are already coming to his members asking if their shops will honor Chrysler warranties.

Dealer shutdowns mean extra towing for some owners

Nationwide, the Automotive Service Association reported in November that business for auto repair shops was up 16 percent over 2007.

As new-car sales stall, repair shops prosper

The Automotive Service Association (ASA) has indicated to policymakers its support for a fleet modernization program that includes the following key points: * Any such program must include a vehicle repair option for consumers.

Congress Considering a 'Cash for Clunkers' Fleet Modernization Program

Independent neighborhood automotive repair shops rated higher than other service outlets in five out of seven categories in a study commissioned by the Yellow Pages Publishers Association for the Automotive Service Association.

Consumers prefer neighborhood shops

The award was presented during the Automotive Service Association (ASA) Celebration of Excellence, held May 5, in Nashville, TN, by AMI Board of Trustees Chairman, John Francis, AAM.

Identifix Founder Bill Sauer Receives AMI Annual Recognition Award

That could change with a bankruptcy, and some parts may become harder to find, said Ron Pyle, president of the Automotive Service Association.

Meltdown 101: If a carmaker files for bankruptcy

The Automotive Service Association (ASA) has named Mark Wagenblast and Mike Loy ASA/ASE Mechanical and Collision Technicians of the Year, respectively.

ASA/ASE Mechanical, Collision Technicians of the Year Named

The Automotive Service Association, which represents 13,000 independent repair shops, said 15 percent of repairs are not possible without codes, resulting in higher costs for consumers -- dealers usually charge more than other shops -- and an annual loss of $18 billion to the industry.

Dealers to lose inside track in auto repairs