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I-CAR GOLD CLASS PROFESSIONALS HIGHLIGHTED ON MOTORWEEK'S GOSS' GARAGE

HOFFMAN ESTATES, IL - September 19, 2006 - Tune in and watch as I-CAR Gold Class Professionals designated businesses will be highlighted on Goss' Garage, a segment of the television program MotorWeek, which is scheduled to air on Saturday, October 14, 2006. I-CAR CEO & President Tom McGee, the featured guest on the program, speaks with host Pat Goss about the importance of properly trained technicians and encourages consumers who have been involved in a collision to seek out local Gold Class Professionals designated businesses who have the latest training to repair today's vehicles.

Pat Goss noted, “I receive many phone calls, e-mails, and have conversations with vehicle owners related to the repairability of collision-damaged vehicles and the quality of body repairs following a collision. Many of the questions and problems can be traced directly to either the need for training or a lack of training. The fact is, to properly restore both the appearance and safety features of a modern vehicle; repair technicians must have special technical training. Because safety after the repair depends on training, I would select a repair facility that has earned the I-CAR Gold Class Professionals designation.”

Tom McGee said, “We were very honored to be asked to participate in this segment of Goss' Garage to help vehicle owners understand the need to have their repairs done by trained technicians employed at a Gold Class Professionals designated business. Pat Goss, through this television show and other media that he is involved in, promotes the positive aspects of our industry to the consumer while at the same time helping to educate them on how to get their vehicle properly repaired.”

Be sure to tune in on Saturday, October 14, 2006 to view this episode! For additional information about Goss' Garage, MotorWeek, and to view a list of your local television stations that air this television program, visit www.motorweek.org.

I-CAR, founded in 1979, is an international not-for-profit training organization dedicated to improving the quality, safety, and efficiency of auto collision repair for the ultimate benefit of consumers.