The 2008-2009 Status Report marks the debut of the aftermarket channel forecasting model, which was developed by AASA and other leading aftermarket associations.

The new model provides a single point of reference to anchor the various estimates of the aftermarket’s size and outlines the complex structure of the channels of distribution

The Status Report also includes sections on emerging markets in China and India, as well as the latest figures on unperformed maintenance. Other sections include:

• Global vehicle summary
• North American aftermarket
• Traffic safety statistics
• Vehicle sales, registrations and usage
• Aftermarket demand variables
• Aftermarket size and sub-sectors
• International parts trade

This all-inclusive publication also contains the directory of AASA members and the products and services they provide.

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AASA Automotive Aftermarket Status Report, your single source for current statistics and analysis of the trends shaping the aftermarket, is now available. This edition includes new sections on emerging markets in China and India, as well as the latest figures on unperformed maintenance.

A pocket guide to 83 service jobs -- from air conditioning repairs to wiper blade replacement. The handy card shows the percentage of private vehicles receiving specified maintenance. As many as five years of historical trends are shown in the table, when the data are available. Back issues from past years are available.

• Global vehicle summary
• North American aftermarket
• Traffic safety statistics
• Vehicle sales
• Vehicle registrations
• Aftermarket’s industry role
• Vehicle usage
• Aftermarket demand variables
• Aftermarket size & sub-sectors
• International Parts
• Trade

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There’s a world of opportunity in the global automotive industry and it’s available through the “2004-2005 World Automotive Market Report.” Produced annually by the Overseas Automotive Council (OAC), the “World Automotive Market Report is one of the industry’s oldest and most respected global statistical analyses. Now in its 74th edition, the 2004-2005 “Report” includes

• Vehicle production and assembly
• Vehicle census summary
• U.S. automotive parts trade
• World trade in new vehicles
• World motor vehicle markets

AASA Automotive Aftermarket Status Report is your single source for current statistics and analysis of the trends shaping the aftermarket, such as

• Global vehicle summary
• North American aftermarket
• Traffic safety statistics
• Vehicle sales
• Vehicle registrations
• Aftermarket’s industry role
• Vehicle usage
• Aftermarket demand variables
• Aftermarket size & sub-sectors
• International Parts
• Trade

This all-inclusive publication also is the directory of AASA members and the products and services they provide. Back issues from past years are available.

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