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Abstract
The flourishing automotive specialty industry, with a market size of $31
billion in the US, is an attractive investment for many automakers and
independent dealers. Out of nearly 6,000 US specialty-parts firms, a handful
of automakers have shown their business interest by entering into
collaboration with some of them. This has gradually pushed the automotive
appearance products into the mainstream market.
Though the industry bears a promising potential, yet it was observed that the
growth recorded in the financial year 2002-2003 was badly shaken in the
following financial year 2003-2004 and 2004-2005. This negative effect was on
account of the high cost of vehicles, inadequate propaganda, a large number of
alternative products flooding the market, and security concerns hovering over
the Americans. The financial year 2004-05 saw only a growth of 7.7 percent in
a market of $28.9 billion. Out of this, the major contribution was of
appearance accessories (25 percent), followed by equipment for racing and
sporting accessories (17.6 percent), and handling equipment products and
services (3.5 percent).
The market research report titled "U.S. Automotive Specialty Equipment Market
(2010): Regaling to Dark Ages" by RNCOS is a guiding tool for the investors in
this industry in preparing contingency plans and accessing the risks involved.
REPORT HIGHLIGHTS
The market size, market segments, region, and purchase profiles of the overall
US automotive specialty equipment industry. The retailing scenario of the
automotive specialty equipment industry (market size and product group
contribution). The stimulators and inhibitors of the market. Demographics of
the US automotive specialty equipment consumers. Factors influencing the
purchase of specialty equipment with regards to the area and brand preference.
Snapshot of performance chemicals-products used for the maintenance of the
vehicle and its parts. Profiles of major players in the US automotive
specialty equipment industry.
REPORT FEATURES
The report analyzes US Automotive Specialty Equipment market. Chapter 2
provides with an overview of US automotive specialty equipment market and
Chapter 3 discusses US automotive specialty equipment market segments. Chapter
4 covers US automotive specialty equipment consumer profile whereas Chapter 5
provides with market niches at manufacturer level. US automotive specialty
equipment product trends and retail channels are discussed under Chapter 6 &
7. Finally, Chapter 8 analyzes the major company profiles.
Table of Contents
1. Executive Summary
2. US Automotive Specialty Equipment Market - An Overview
3. US Automotive Specialty Equipment Market Segments (Sales in Billion $ at Manufacturer Level)
- 3.1 Accessories and Appearance Products
- 3.1.1 Market Segment Size
- 3.1.2 Place of Purchase Profile
- 3.2 Racing and Performance Products
- 3.2.1 Market Segment Size
- 3.2.2 Place of Purchase Profile
- 3.3 Wheels, Tyres and Suspension
- 3.3.1 Market Segment Size
- 3.3.2 Place of Purchase Profile
4. US Automotive Specialty Equipment Consumer Profile
- 4.1 Consumer Age Profile
- 4.2 Consumer Education Profile
- 4.3 Consumer Income Profile
- 4.4 Length of Consumer Involvement
- 4.5 Consumer Vehicles
- 4.6 Favorite Recreational Activities
- 4.7 Events and Memberships in Automotive Organizations
5. US Automotive Specialty Equipment Market Niches at Manufacturer Level, 2004
- 5.1 Light-Truck Market
- 5.2 Off-Road Market
- 5.3 Street Performance Market
- 5.4 Street Rod & Custom Market
- 5.5 Restoration Market
- 5.6 Racing Market
- 5.7 Restyling Market
- 5.8 Other Market
- 5.8.1 Auto Sound
- 5.8.2 Vehicle Navigation
- 5.8.3 Vehicle Security and Radar Detectors
6. US Automotive Specialty Equipment Product Trends (by Sales Growth and Place of Purchase Profile), 2004
- 6.1 Appearance/Body Accessory Products
- 6.1.1 Sales Trends
- 6.1.2 Place of Purchase Profile
- 6.2 Carburetor & Fuel System Products
- 6.2.1 Place of Purchase Profile
- 6.3 Chassis & Brake System Products
- 6.3.1 Place of Purchase Profile
- 6.4 Performance Chemical Products
- 6.4.1 Place of Purchase Profile
- 6.5 Cooling System Products
- 6.5.1 Place of Purchase Profile
- 6.6 Drivetrain Products
- 6.6.1 Place of Purchase Profile
- 6.7 Electrical Products
- 6.7.1 Place of Purchase Profile
- 6.8 Engine Products
- 6.8.1 Place of Purchase Profile
- 6.9 Exhaust Products
- 6.9.1 Place of Purchase Profile
- 6.10 Ignition Products
- 6.10.1 Place of Purchase Profile
- 6.11 Paint & Body Finishing Products
- 6.11.1 Place of Purchase Profile
- 6.12 Service Tools & Equipment
- 6.12.1 Place of Purchase Profile
- 6.13 Specialty/Performance Tyres
- 6.13.1 Place of Purchase Profile
- 6.14 Custom Wheels
- 6.14.1 Place of Purchase Profile
7. US Automotive Specialty Equipment Retail Channels (by Market Size and Product Group Contribution), 2004
- 7.1 Automotive Chains
- 7.1.1 Market Size
- 7.1.2 Product Group Contribution
- 7.2 Direct from Manufacturers
- 7.2.1 Market Size
- 7.2.2 Product Group Contribution
- 7.3 Discount Chains
- 7.3.1 Market Size
- 7.3.2 Product Group Contribution
- 7.4 Full-Line Auto Parts Stores/Jobbers
- 7.5 Import Auto Parts Stores
- 7.5.1 Market Size
- 7.5.2 Product Group Contribution
- 7.6 Independent Repair Shops
- 7.6.1 Market Size
- 7.6.2 Product Group Contribution
- 7.7 Machine Shops
- 7.7.1 Market Size
- 7.7.2 Product Group Contribution
- 7.8 Mail Order Companies
- 7.8.1 Market Size
- 7.8.2 Product Group Contribution
- 7.9 Specialty Products/Installation Outlets
- 7.10 Speed Shops & Performance Retailers
- 7.11 Tyre Dealers
- 7.11.1 Market Size
- 7.11.2 Product Group Contribution
- 7.12 New-Vehicle Dealers
- 7.12.1 Market Size
- 7.12.2 Product Group Contribution
- 7.13 Wholesale Clubs
- 7.13.1 Market Size
- 7.13.2 Product Group Contribution
- 7.14 Other Outlets
8. Company Profiles
- 8.1 AutoZone
- 8.2 Advance Auto Parts
- 8.3 CSK Auto
- 8.4 Pep Boys
- 8.5 O' Reilly
List of Figures:
- Figure 2-1: Industry Growth at Manufacturer Level ($ Billion), 1988-2004
- Figure 2-2: Industry Size Comparison at Manufacturer Level ($ Billion),
2004
- Figure 3-1: Specialty Equipment Market Manufacturer Sales by Segment ($
Billion and %), 2004
- Figure 3-2: Industry Segment Market Share Trend (%), 1999-2004
- Figure 3-3: Accessories and Appearance Product Sales Trend at Manufacturer
Level ($ Billion), 1998-2004
- Figure 3-4: Consumers purchased Specialty Accessories and Appearance
Products (%), 2004
- Figure 3-5: Racing and Performance Product Sales Trend at Manufacturer
Level ($ Billion), 1998-2004
- Figure 3-6: Consumers purchased Racing and Performance Products (%), 2004
- Figure 3-7: Wheels, Tyres and Suspension Product Sales Trend at
Manufacturer Level ($ Billion), 1998-2004
- Figure 3-8: Consumers purchased Wheels, Tyres and Suspension Products (%),
2004
- Figure 4-1: Vehicles Selection Factors Rated Number One
- Figure 5-1: US - Specialty Equipment Market Manufacturer Sales by Market
Niche, 2004
- Figure 5-2: Light-Truck Market Sales Trend at Manufacturer Level ($
Billion), 1998-2004
- Figure 5-3: Off-road Market Sales Trend at Manufacturer Level ($ Billion),
1998-2004
- Figure 5-4: Street Performance Market Sales Trend at Manufacturer Level ($
Billion), 1998-2004
- Figure 5-5: Street Rod and Custom Market Sales Trend at Manufacturer Level
($ Billion), 1998-2004
- Figure 5-6: Restoration Market Sales Trend at Manufacturer Level ($
Billion), 1998-2004
- Figure 5-7: Racing Market Sales Trend at Manufacturer Level ($ Billion),
1998-2004
- Figure 5-8: Restyling Market Sales Trend at Manufacturer Level ($
Billion), 1998-2004
- Figure 5-9: Market Size of Other Markets (%), 2004
- Figure 5-10: Autosound Sales Trends (in Million), 2000-2005p
- Figure 5-11: Portable and Transportable Navigation Factory Unit Sales (in
Thousand), 2000-2005p
- Figure 5-12: Aftermarket Vehicle Security Factory Sales ($ Million),
2000-2005p
- Figure 5-13: Radar Detectors Factory Sales ($ Million), 2000-2005p
- Figure 6-1: US - Specialty Equipment Market Trend Analysis by Product
Group ($ Million), 2000-2004
- Figure 6-2: Industry-wise Sales by Retail Outlet (%), 2004
- Figure 6-3: Top Accessories Consumers likely to Buy, 2004
- Figure 6-4: Appearance/Body Accessory Products - Sales Trend (% and $
Billion), 1993-2004
- Figure 6-5: Appearance/Body Accessory Products - Sales by Retail Outlet
(%), 2004
- Figure 6-6: Carburetor and Fuel System Products - Sales Trend (% and $
Billion), 1993-2004
- Figure 6-7: Carburetor and Fuel System Products - Sales by Retail Outlet
(%), 2000-2004
- Figure 6-8: Chassis and Brake Products - Sales Trend (% and $ Billion),
1993-2004
- Figure 6-9: Chassis and Brake Products - Sales by Retail Outlet (%),
2000-2004
- Figure 6-10: Performance Chemical Products - Sales Trend (% and $
Billion), 1993-2004
- Figure 6-11: Performance Chemical Products - Sales by Retail Outlet (%),
2000-2004
- Figure 6-12: Cooling System Products - Sales by Retail Outlet (%),
2000-2004
- Figure 6-13: Drivetrain Products - Sales Trend (% and $ Billion), 1993-2004
- Figure 6-14: Drivetrain Products - Sales by Retail Outlet (%), 2000-2004
- Figure 6-15: Electrical Products - Sales Trend (% and $ Billion), 1993-2004
- Figure 6-16: Electrical Products - Sales by Retail Outlet (%), 2000-2004
- Figure 6-17: Engine Products - Sales Trend (% and $ Billion), 1993-2004
- Figure 6-18: Engine Products - Sales by Retail Outlet (%), 2000-2004
- Figure 6-19: Exhaust Products - Sales Trend (% and $ Billion), 1993-2004
- Figure 6-20: Exhaust Products - Sales by Retail Outlet (%), 2000-2004
- Figure 6-21: Ignition Products - Sales Trend (% and $ Billion), 1993-2004
- Figure 6-22: Ignition Products - Sales by Retail Outlet (%), 2000-2004
- Figure 6-23: Paint and Body Finishing Products - Sales Trend (% and $
Billion), 1994-2004
- Figure 6-24: Paint and Body Finishing Products - Sales by Retail Outlet
(%), 2000-2004
- Figure 6-25: Service Tool and Equipment Products - Sales Trend (% and $
Billion), 1993-2004
- Figure 6-26: Service Tools and Equipment Products - Sales by Retail Outlet
(%), 2000-2004
- Figure 6-27: Specialty/Performance Tyres - Sales Trend (% and $ Billion),
1993-2004
- Figure 6-28: Specialty/Performance Tyres - Sales by Retail Outlet (%),
2000-2004
- Figure 6-29: Custom Wheels - Production Vehicles Offered (in %), 2001-2004
- Figure 6-30: Custom Wheels - Sales Trend (% and $ Billion), 1993-2004
- Figure 6-31: Custom Wheels - Sales by Retail Outlet (%), 2000-2004
- Figure 7-1: Retail Outlet Sales of Specialty Automotive Products ($
Billion), 2004
- Figure 7-2: US - Top General Retailer Segments (%), 2004
- Figure 7-3: Major Auto Parts Chains - Number of Stores and Sales (2001 &
2004)
- Figure 7-4: Automotive Chains - Market Share by Specialty Equipment
Product Group (%), 2002-2004
- Figure 7-5: Direct from Manufacturers - Market Share by Specialty
Equipment Product Group (%), 2002-2004
- Figure 7-6: Major Full-Line Discount Chain Store Sales Trends (in Dollar),
2002-2004
- Figure 7-7: Discount Stores Market Share by Specialty Equipment Product
Group (%), 2002 & 2004
- Figure 7-8: Full-line Auto Parts Stores/Jobbers (Numbers), 2001-2004
- Figure 7-9: Full-Line Auto Parts Stores/Jobbers - Market Share by
Specialty Equipment Product Group (%), 2002-2004
- Figure 7-10: Import Auto Parts Stores - Market Share by Specialty
Equipment Product Group (%), 2002-2004
- Figure 7-11: Independent Repair Shops - Market Share by Specialty
Equipment Product Group (%), 2002-2004
- Figure 7-12: Machine Shops - Market Share by Specialty Equipment Product
Group (%), 2002-2004
- Figure 7-13: Mail Order - Contribution by Specialty Equipment Product
Group (%), 2002-2004
- Figure 7-14: Specialty Product/Installation Outlets - Market Share by
Specialty Equipment Product Group (%), 2003 & 2004
- Figure 7-15: Speed Shops and Performance Retailers - Market Share by
Specialty Equipment Product Group (%), 2002-2004
- Figure 7-16: Tyre Dealers - Market Share by Specialty Equipment Product
Group (%), 2002-2004
- Figure 7-17: New-Vehicle Dealers - Market Share by Specialty Equipment
Product Group (%), 2002-2004
- Figure 7-18: Wholesale Clubs - Market Niche by Specialty Equipment Product
Group (%), 2002-2004
- Figure 7-19: Other Outlets - Market Share by Specialty Equipment Product
Group (%), 2003
List of Tables:
- Table 2-1: US - Vehicles in Use (in Number), 1991-2004
- Table 2-2: US - Automotive Specialty Equipment Market Annual Growth by
Region (%), 2001-2004
- Table 4-1: Industry Consumer and US Population Comparison
- Table 4-2: Industry Consumer and US Population Education Comparison
- Table 4-3: US - Specialty Equipment Market Consumer Income Profile
- Table 4-4: Length of Consumer Involvement in the Specialty Equipment Market
- Table 4-5: Top Ten Leisure Activities
- Table 5-1: US - Light Truck Sales (in Million), 2002-2004
- Table 7-1: US - Specialty Equipment Sales Volume by Retail Outlet Type
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