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The Specialty Market Holds Steady

Megan Gosch

July 29, 2021

After a year of unexpected growth, the future looks bright for the specialty equipment sector.

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The Aftermarket Hits a Sweet Spot Surge

Megan Gosch

July 15, 2021

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Adapting to the DIY Spike

Megan Gosch

April 7, 2021

After a post-pandemic rise in DIY repairs, long term impacts could change the way shops talk to and collaborate with their customers.

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Report: Nearly 17M Faulty Takata Air Bags Still in Use

Dec. 26, 2018

Despite years of recalls involving faulty Takata air bag inflators, one third of the recalled inflators have yet to be replaced.

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Auto Industry Expecting Production Setbacks from Hurricane Florence

Sept. 13, 2018

The hurricane directed toward multiple eastern and southeastern states may damage thousands of vehicles and curtail vehicle sales in the short-term, according to a report.

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Survey Finds Consumers Value Personalization, Service Reminders

Aug. 28, 2018

A recent survey that studied hundreds of auto shoppers indicated customers appreciate personalization and service reminders.

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Report: The Economic Outlook for Auto Parts Retailers Looks Good

Aug. 24, 2018

Demand for replacement auto parts is generally driven by two major factors and two lesser but still important factors—the age of vehicles on the road, miles driven, weather and...

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U.S. Dealership Numbers Increasing Slightly

Aug. 20, 2018

Despite predictions suggesting that auto dealerships will decrease in numbers in the foreseeable future, that decline hasn’t happened yet, according to a report.

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Analysis: Domestic Brands Would be Hit Hard by Import Tariff

Aug. 1, 2018

While President Trump says his proposed 25 percent tariff on imported vehicles is a way to level the playing field for U.S. OEMs, industry analysts don’t all agree.

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Report: Switch to EVs, Self-Driving Cars Will Cost Industry Billions

July 19, 2018

A new study projects that more than $255 billion will be spent on electric vehicle R&D and capital expenditures globally by 2022.

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The Specialty Market Holds Steady

Latest from Research+Reports

The Aftermarket Hits a Sweet Spot Surge

Adapting to the DIY Spike

Report: Nearly 17M Faulty Takata Air Bags Still in Use

Auto Industry Expecting Production Setbacks from Hurricane Florence

Survey Finds Consumers Value Personalization, Service Reminders

Report: The Economic Outlook for Auto Parts Retailers Looks Good

U.S. Dealership Numbers Increasing Slightly

Analysis: Domestic Brands Would be Hit Hard by Import Tariff

Report: Switch to EVs, Self-Driving Cars Will Cost Industry Billions

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ASE Webinar to Discuss Mode $06 Diagnostics

Honda to Invest Billions Into Electric Vehicle Production and Development

Study: Second Half of Decade Will See Spike in Electric Vehicle Demand

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Study Shows Most Millennials Have Green Auto Views

Report: Saying ‘No’ to Customers is Costly for Service Shops

Leaked Email States Tesla Model 3 Production Still Behind Schedule

Testing Rules Could Delay 250K VW Vehicles

After Report, N.Y. Officials Change Recall Policies

A Closer Look at Car Subscriptions

Report: Self-Driving Startup Aurora Gaining Trust of Industry

Acura, Lincoln Sales Plunge in April

Tesla Investigated for Safety Concerns

AAA Study: Vehicles Aged 10+ Years Far Likelier to Break Down

FCA Sales Surge in March

Technician Indicted for $187K Theft for Own Business

Report: Future Cars Likely to Sell Customer Data

Waymo Moves Closer to Official Launch

BMW Fraud Class Action Suit Heads to Appeals Court

Report: Technician Shortage Especially Apparent in Northeast

Monro Inc. Continues Acquisition Spree

Preparing for the Rise of Automated Vehicles