The North American Automotive Aftermarket - Strategic Overview 2008

Published by: Frost & Sullivan

Published: Nov. 11, 2008 - 74 Pages

Table of Contents

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1: Introduction to the North American Automotive Aftermarket

1.1: The Aftermarket Today

1.2: The Top 10 Parts in the Aftermarket - Total Aftermarket

Table 1: The Top 10 Parts in the Aftermarket - Total Aftermarket

1.3: The Top 10 Parts in the Aftermarket - Domestic Vehicle Brands

Table 2: The Top 10 Parts in the Aftermarket - Domestic Vehicle Brands

1.4: The Top 10 Parts in the Aftermarket - Import Vehicle Brands

Table 3: The Top 10 Parts in the Aftermarket - Import Vehicle Brands

1.5: Aftermarket Revenue Forecasts and Analysis of Top Parts, (North America), 2008

2: Distributionin the North American Automotive Aftermarket

2.1: Distribution Processes in the Aftermarket, (North America), 2008

2.2: Revenue Distribution Throughout the Different Distribution Levels, (North America), 2008

Table 4: Revenue Distribution Throughout the Different Distribution Levels, (North America), 2008

2.3: North American Automotive Aftermarket Revenue Flow

2.4: SWOT Analysis of Different Distribution Channels, (North America), 2008

Table 5: SWOT Analysis of Different Distribution Channels, (North America), 2008

3: The Remanufacturing Industry in the Automotive Aftermarket

3.1: Industry Challenges

3.2: Highlights of the Top 10 Remanufactured Market Segments, (North America), 2008

3.3: Remanufactured Components Aftermarket: Rack & Pinion Steering Gear Shows Good Opportunity While CV Driveaxle Appears To Be Most Challenged

Table 6: Remanufactured Components Aftermarket: Rack & Pinion Steering Gear Shows Good Opportunity While CV Driveaxle Appears To Be Most Challenged

3.4: Remanufactured Components Aftermarket: Engine Control Units Segment Shows Good Opportunity While Ignition Distributors Likely To Disappear

Table 7: Remanufactured Components Aftermarket: Engine Control Units Segment Shows Good Opportunity While Ignition Distributors Likely To Disappear

3.5: Remanufactured Components Aftermarket: Clutch, Water Pump, and Brake Component Segments Appears To Be Equally Challenged

Table 8: Remanufactured Components Aftermarket: Clutch, Water Pump, and Brake Component Segments Appears To Be Equally Challenged

3.6: Top Product Categories in the Remanufacturing Industry, (North America), 2008

Table 9: Top Product Categories in the Remanufacturing Industry, (North America), 2008

3.7: Remanufactured Components Aftermarket - Competitive Analysis, (North America), 2008

3.8: Future of the Remanufacturing Industry, (North America), 2008

4: Counterfeit Products & Global Sourcing Trends in the Automotive Aftermarket

4.1: Most Popular Counterfeit and Gray Market Automotive Components, (North America), 2008

4.2: Private Label Product Sourcing Trends - Global Sourcing (North America), 2008

5: Private Labeling Amongst Program Groups & Retail Participants

5.1: Aftermarket Participant Expansion and Growing Private Label Practices are Closely Linked (North America), 2008

5.2: Private Labeling and Expansion (North America), 2008

5.3: Private Labeling and Profitability - Participant Examples (North America), 2008

5.4: Traditional Types of Private Label Branding Strategies (North America), 2008

5.5: Pros and Cons of Different Private Label Strategies (North America), 2008

Table 10: Pros and Cons of Different Private Label Strategies (North America), 2008

5.6: The Advanced Private Label Branding Strategy (Mixed) (North America), 2008

5.7: Overview of Major Participants (North America), 2008

Table 11: Overview of Major Participants (North America), 2008

5.8: Private Label Strategies - PG Participants (North America), 2008

5.9: Private Label Strategies - Retail Participants (North America), 2008

5.10: Private Label Product Selection Example (North America), 2008

5.11: Overview of the Industry (North America), 2002- 2015

6: Technician's Choices and Trends in Replacement Parts

6.1: Consumer Repair Channel Preferences, Background and Methodology, (North America), 2008

6.2: Executive Summary: Product Replacement and Brand Preferences, (North America), 2008

6.3: Routine Automotive Parts Replacements, (North America), 2008

6.4: Overall Best Brand of Motor Oils, (North America), 2008

6.5: Motor Oils: Purchasing Decision Making Process, (North America), 2008

6.6: Filters - Air, Fuel, and Oil Overall Best Brand, (North America), 2008

6.7: Filters: Purchase Decision Making Process, (North America), 2008

6.8: Spark Plugs: Overall Best Brand & Purchase Decision Making Process, (North America), 2008

6.9: Demographics of Respondents (North America), 2008

7: About Frost & Sullivan

7.1: Who is Frost & Sullivan

7.2: What Makes Us Unique

7.3: T.E.A.M. Methodology

7.4: Global Perspective

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