Automotive Tariffs Would Put 100,000 Jobs at Risk, Auto Care Association Says
The Auto Care Association is urging the Trump administration to consider the ramifications of imposing tariffs on imported vehicles and auto parts.
MEMA Applauds Call By Congress To Remedy Concerns Over Steel And Aluminum Tariffs
A letter signed by 39 members of Congress addressed to Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross raised concerns that the product exclusion process for the Section 232 aluminum and steel tariffs is moving too slowly, creating a backlog of requests that places an undue burden on manufacturers.
Auto Care Association Joins Multi-Association Letter Opposing Tariffs Against China
This new joint association letter follows the Auto Care Association’s initial letter sent to the White House last week urging the administration to reconsider the steel and aluminum tariffs.
A Closer Look at Lincoln-Mercury
The Mercury brand was shuttered in 2010, while Lincoln is enjoying a bit of a renaissance.
Supplier Execs Talk ‘Pain Points’ and Strategy at Vision
Panelists weighed in on topics ranging from remote work to electrification.
AASA Vision: What Will The Aftermarket Look Like In 2035?
A new AASA-commissioned study looks at the trends that will shape the automotive aftermarket in the future.
AASA Vision: Best Of Times, Worst Of Times In The Aftermarket
AASA President and CEO Paul McCarthy invoked Charles Dickens when he described the current state of the aftermarket.
Bill Long Named Northwood Outstanding Business Leader
Long joined MEMA in 2012 to lead its AASA division before taking the top spot as MEMA president and CEO in February 2019.
What Will the ‘COVID-Era Consumer’ Do in 2022?
The beauty of the automotive aftermarket is that the economic conditions always seem to work in the industry’s favor.
Is This The Window of Opportunity For Right To Repair?
The stars could be aligning for the aftermarket’s legislative agenda – and trade associations are ready.
