What is the automotive aftermarket? Automotive aftermarket definition: The automotive industry’s after-sale market. “Aftermarket” includes vehicle parts, equipment, replacement tires, service repair, collision repair and accessories, sold after the sale of the original vehicle. The aftermarket includes companies in manufacturing, re-manufacturing, distribution, retailing, and installation of replacement vehicle parts, equipment, service repair and automotive accessories.…

Total US automotive aftermarket industry size The US light-duty automotive aftermarket is a $405 billion industry (projected 2024) with a compound annual growth rate of 5.8% projected through 2026. Light-duty is a subset of the entire aftermarket.* The entire US aftermarket, including light, medium and heavy-duty vehicles, is projected at nearly $535 billion in 2024…

Many automotive aftermarket associations represent the US, Canada, Mexico, Australia and other counties in the global automotive aftermarket. These automotive aftermarket associations in the list below include the major ones. We also list many others in our trade association section. What does an automotive aftermarket association do? These automotive industry organizations represent various segments of…

Learn about automotive mailing lists Reach automotive owners with automotive mail lists, sometimes known as “DMV mailing lists.” Mailing lists reach vehicle owners for marketing purposes. Some of the most common types of vehicle owner mailing lists reach: Lists of BMW, Audi or Mercedes-Benz owners Ford car or truck owners lists Lists of Chevrolet car…