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Published by: Frost & Sullivan
Published: Jan. 1, 2002
Table of Contents
1. Executive Summary
A. Market Overview
1. Introduction
2. Competitive Analysis
B. Major Research Findings
1. Opportunities and Forecasts
2. Market Segment Analysis
3. Strategic Conclusions
2. Total Rebuilt Transmissions and Engines Aftermarket
A. Overview
1. Introduction
2. Challenges Facing the Rebuilt Transmission and Engine Aftermarket
B. Market Drivers and Restraints
1. Market Drivers
2. Market Restraints
C. Quantitative Analysis
1. Revenue and Unit Shipment Forecasts
2. Demand Analysis
3. Pricing Trends
D. Competitive Analysis
1. Competitive Structure
2. Product Analysis
E. Impact of the Internet on the Rebuilt Transmissions and Engines Aftermarket
1. Overview
2. Survey Findings
F. Strategic Recommendations
1. Strategies Overview
2. Strategic Recommendation for Challenge 1
3. Strategic Recommendation for Challenge 2
4. Strategic Recommendation for Challenge 3
5. Strategic Recommendation for Challenge 4
6. Strategic Recommendation for Challenge 5
7. Strategic Recommendation for Challenge 6
8. Strategic Recommendation for Challenge 7
9. Strategic Recommendation for Challenge 8
G. Frost & Sullivan Market Engineering Awards
1. Strategic Alliance Leadership Award
2. Customer Service Leadership Award
3. Global Marketing Strategy Award
3. Rebuilt Transmissions Aftermarket
A. Total Market Analysis
1. Market Overview and Definitions
2. Market Engineering Research Measurement Analysis
3. Revenue and Unit Shipment Forecast
4. Trends by Geographic Region
5. Trends by Product Type
6. Demand Analysis
7. Market Trends
8. Competitive Structure
9. Revenue Market Share Analysis
B. Automatic Transmissions Aftermarket
1. Market Overview and Definitions
2. Unit Shipment and Revenue Forecast
3. Pricing Analysis and Trends
C. Manual Transmission Aftermarket
1. Market Overview and Definitions
2. Revenue and Unit Shipment Forecast
3. Pricing Analysis and Trends
4. Rebuilt Engines Aftermarket
A. Total Market Analysis
1. Market Overview and Definitions
2. Market Engineering Research Measurement Analysis
3. Revenue and Unit Shipment Forecast
4. Trends by Geographic Region
5. Trends by Product Type
6. Demand Analysis
7. Market Trends
8. Competitive Structure
9. Revenue Market Share Analysis
B. Long Block Engine Aftermarket
1. Market Overview and Definitions
2. Revenue and Unit Shipment Forecast
3. Pricing Analysis and Trends
C. Short Block Engines Aftermarket
1. Market Overview and Definitions
2. Revenue and Unit Shipment Forecast
3. Pricing Analysis and Trends
5. Appendix
A.Terms and Definitions
1. List of Abbreviations
2. Glossary of Terms
3. Exchange Rates
4. Compound Annual Growth Rate
List of Figures
Chapter 1
Rebuilt Transmissions and Engines Aftermarket: Revenues by Product Type (North America), 1997-2007
Chapter 2
Rebuilt Transmissions and Engines Aftermarket: Impact of Top Industry Challenges (North America), 2001-2007
Rebuilt Transmissions and Engines Aftermarket: Market Drivers Ranked in Order of Impact (North America), 2001-2007
Rebuilt Transmissions and Engines Aftermarket: Total Light Vehicles in Operation (North America), 1997-2007
Rebuilt Transmissions and Engines Aftermarket: Average Light Vehicle Age-Expressed in Years (North America), 1997-2007
Rebuilt Transmissions and Engines Aftermarket: Annual Average Mileage Driven Per Vehicle (North America), 1997-2007
Rebuilt Transmissions and Engines Aftermarket: Market Restraints Ranked in Order of Impact (North America), 2001-2007
Rebuilt Transmissions and Engines Aftermarket: Unit Shipment and Revenue Forecasts (North America), 1997-2007
Rebuilt Transmissions and Engines Aftermarket: Competitive Structure (North America), 2000
Rebuilt Transmissions and Engines Aftermarket: Products Offered by Major Market Participants (North America), 2000
Total Rebuilt Transmissions and Engines Aftermarket (North America), 2000
Total Rebuilt Transmissions and Engines Aftermarket (North America), 2000:
Total Rebuilt Transmissions and Engines Aftermarket (North America), 2000
Total Rebuilt Transmissions and Engines Aftermarket (North America), 2000
Total Rebuilt Transmissions and Engines Aftermarket (North America), 2000
Total Rebuilt Transmissions and Engines Aftermarket: Strategies Addressing Top Market Challenges (North America), 2000
Chapter 3
Rebuilt Transmissions Aftermarket: Unit Shipment and Revenue Forecasts (North America), 1997-2007
Rebuilt Transmissions Aftermarket: Revenue Forecasts by Geographic Region, 1997-2007
Rebuilt Transmissions Aftermarket: Percent of Revenues by Product Type (North America), 1997-2007
Rebuilt Transmissions Aftermarket: 5 to 9-Year-old Light Vehicle Forecasts (North America), 1997-2007
Rebuilt Transmissions Aftermarket: Standard Warranty Offered by Major Market Participants (North America), 2000
Rebuilt Transmissions Aftermarket: Competitive Structure (North America), 2000
Rebuilt Transmissions Aftermarket: Company Market Share by Revenues (North America), 2000
Rebuilt Automatic Transmissions Aftermarket: Unit Shipment and Revenue Forecasts (North America), 1997-2007
Rebuilt Manual Transmissions Aftermarket: Unit Shipment and Revenue Forecasts (North America), 1997-2007
Chapter 4
Remanufactured Engines Aftermarket: Unit Shipment and Revenue Forecasts (North America), 1997-2007
Remanufactured Engines Aftermarket: Revenue Forecasts by Geographic Region, 1997-2007
Remanufactured Engines Aftermarket: Percent of Revenues by Product Type (North America), 1997-2007
Remanufactured Engines Aftermarket: 5 to 9- Year-old Light Vehicle Forecastss (North America), 1997-2007
Remanufactured Engines Aftermarket: Standard Long Block Engine Warranty Offered by Major Market Participants (North America), 2000
Remanufactured Engines Aftermarket: Competitive Structure (North America), 2000
Remanufactured Engines Aftermarket: Company Market Share by Revenues (North America), 2000
Remanufactured Long Block Engines Aftermarket: Unit Shipment and Revenue Forecasts (North America), 1997-2007
Remanufactured Short Block Engines Aftermarket: Unit Shipment and Revenue Forecasts (North America), 1997-2007
AbstractOlder Vehicles, Longer Driving Distances Increase Demand for Rebuilt Parts
When a transmission or engine fails, consumers can replace the
malfunctioning component with a new, rebuilt, or remanufactured unit, or
purchase a new vehicle. With automobile prices rising, the latter is a costly
option. However, many drivers are unaware that remanufactured transmissions
and engines represent a cost-efficient, reliable alternative. As individuals drive
older vehicles greater distances, the steady wear on automotive parts is
resulting in a healthy demand for aftermarket components.
This Frost & Sullivan research provides a comprehensive view of the North
American rebuilt transmission and engine aftermarket. By highlighting key
drivers and restraints and identifying industry trends, the study allows users
to devise strategic plans to capitalize on this growing field.
Longer Warranties Boost Consumer Confidence, Sales
Consumers are commonly under the impression that rebuilt and remanufactured
components are of lesser quality than new components. However, not only are
remanufacturers including longer warranties with their products, but some
units now carry coverage that surpasses that of new equipment.
"With longer warranty coverage, consumers can be confident that rebuilt and
remanufactured parts have the quality comparable to a new unit, and this
added security is driving sales," says the author of this research.
Long Block Engines Propelling Remanufactured Engine Aftermarket
"The long block engine aftermarket is a growing field," states the author. " It is
estimated that by 2007, long block sales will account for 99.5 percent of total
rebuilt engine revenues."
As engines increase in complexity, installers are preferring the more
expensive, long block units which come equipped with multiple pre-assembled
components. The alternative is the lower-priced short block system, but
mechanics lose valuable time and money rebuilding the cylinder heads this
engine lacks. While long blocks are extremely complex, their overall
cost-efficiency is driving demand.
This Frost & Sullivan analysis provides in-depth information on the state of
the North American rebuilt transmission and engine aftermarket, allowing
users to successfully optimize their resources.
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