Rebuilt, Remanufactured or Used Parts … Which Do I Use?You’re faced with a major auto repair such as an engine, transmission, or differential replacement. Your service provider asks you, “Do you want ...

The Zacks Automotive Replacement Partsindustry is grappling with rising challenges as modern vehicles become increasingly ...

Many people get a little nervous when they hear their car is being fixed with aftermarket parts following an accident. Insurance companies often insist on these generic parts, which are made by ...

Consumer’s growing awareness of vehicle servicing and preventive maintenance has led to improved vehicle longevity. Presently, the average age of vehicles on the road is 11.5 years and is augmenting ...

The decline in new-vehicle sales during the recession is belatedly helping the auto-repair and parts business as vehicles on the road age. Industry experts say sales of auto-repair parts and labor ...

The Zacks Automotive - Replacement Parts industry comprises companies that engage in the production, marketing and distribution of replacement components for the automotive aftermarket. The industry ...

A shift toward electric and self-driving vehicles has made it necessary for the Zacks Automotive- Replacement Parts industry participants to reorient their business model. Companies should develop a ...

Auto industry experts predicted last month that the coronavirus outbreak would make parts needed for repairs more difficult to find. That prediction has come to pass, according to two key industry ...

Parts containing steel, such as brake drums and panels, are expected to see even larger increases, ranging from 30% to 40%.

After a car crash, car repair and body shops often install “aftermarket” or “knock-off” replacement parts that are cheaper than the original parts, saving consumers lots of money. The Insurance ...