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DUBLIN, Ireland, Sept. 17, 2008 Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Automobile Aftermarket: The Market in the United States 2008" report to their offering.
As a retail sector, the auto aftermarket should logically suffer from the current economic slowdown for several reasons. However, retailers are reporting that things are not as bad as they may seem. This report examines the complex dynamics of the aftermarket and identifies factors which are driving changes in production and distribution.
Analysis and insights offered include:
How economic conditions affect consumer driving habits
Which segments of the aftermarket are growing fastest
What parts manufacturers are doing to weather the storm
How different distribution channels rank in the doityourself market
How the strategy of auto parts stores is evolving
Whether dealers or independent repair shops will win out
How generic parts are effectively branded
Which innovations are changing the auto aftermarket industry
Key Topics Covered:
Scopes and Themes
Aftermarket sluggish in a slowing economy
Market Size and Forecast
Competitive Context
Overall Segment Performance
Market Drivers
Leading Companies
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