Abstract
This research service is a strategic analysis of the North American automotive aftermarket distribution channels. The study sizes the entire aftermarket by revenues, analysis the major distribution channels, and the factors which contribute to the current state of the market. Forecasts for are provided through 2013.
Table of Contents
1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Executive Summary
- 1. Executive Summary
2. NORTH AMERICAN AUTOMOTIVE AFTERMARKET
North American Automotive Aftermarket
- 1. Automotive Aftermarket: Overview
- 2. Industry Challenges
Key Market Drivers and Restraints
- 1. Market Drivers
- 2. Market Restraints
Forecasts and Trends
- 1. Revenue Forecasts
- 2. Net Profit Trends
- 3. Revenues by Vehicle Category
- 4. Revenues by Geographic Region
3. STRATEGIC ANALYSIS OF THE NORTH AMERICAN AUTOMOTIVE AFTERMARKET DISTRIBUTION CHANNELS
Overview and Definitions
- 1. Overview
Competitive Structure
- 1. Collision Channel
- 2. Maintenance Channels
- 3. Salvage and Remanufacturing Channels
Competitive Analysis
- 1. OEMs versus Non-genuine Parts Manufacturers
- 2. OES Channel versus Independent Aftermarket
- 3. Import Products versus Local Manufactured Products
- 4. DIY versus DIFM
Trends
- 1. Current Distribution Trends
- 2. Estimated Revenue Distribution Throughout the Channels
- 3. Key Buying Factors by Distribution Channel
SWOT Analysis of the Independent Aftermarket Channels
- 1. Auto Parts Retailers
- 2. Independent WDs and Jobbers
- 3. Program Groups
- 4. OES Channel
Key Channel Participants
- 1. WD and Jobber Channel
- 2. Program Groups
- 3. Retailers
4. APPENDIX
Acronyms and Abbreviations
- 1. Acronyms and Abbreviations
Equations
- 1. Currency Exchange Rates
- 2. Conversion Equations
- 3. Compound Annual Growth Rate
5. DECISION SUPPORT DATABASE
Decision Support Database
- 1. Number of Repair Shops in the United States
- 2. Average Annual Disposable Income per Household
