Fisher Auto Parts, Federated Contribute $100,000 to Toys for Tots
In total, the Automotive Parts Services Group (APSG) raised more than $400,000 and collected toys at its locations across the country last year.
Federated Auto Parts Mourns Loss of Longtime Member Russell Mastroff
Mastroff passed away on Dec. 22, 2018 of natural causes.
Auto Parts Distribution: What’s in the Cards for 2019?
As we’ve reported in recent months, the business environment looks favorable for the automotive aftermarket, and the news seems to keep getting better.
Safety, Time Savings Top U.S. Drivers’ Wish List for Connected Vehicles
A DMI survey, which went to drivers of 2014 vehicles or newer representing a dozen brands, asked motorists about the features they currently use in their cars, as well as the features they desire in the future.
63 Percent of Automotive Execs Believe USMCA Will Drive Production Costs Higher: Survey
While the majority of automotive executives believe the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) will have a positive impact on their companies in the long run, many of them also believe the newly negotiated trade pact will increase their production costs in the short term.
Advance Auto Parts, O’Reilly Automotive Among Top Stocks of 2018
While the S&P 500 fell 6.2 percent in 2018, Advance Auto Parts and O’Reilly Automotive were among two of the index’s biggest gainers.
Serpentine Belt Sizing Issue for Auto Parts Professionals
Translating a belt’s length or markings into a usable part number can be challenging, especially given all the different ways customers present their requests.
Icahn Automotive Announces Agreement to Acquire RPM Automotive
Headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida, RPM Automotive operates 10 locations in the northeastern part of the state.
Genuine Parts Co. Promotes Kevin Herron to President of US Automotive Parts Group
Previously, Herron was executive vice president of the U.S. Automotive Parts Group and has served in a variety of key management roles in his 29-year career with GPC.
AutoZone: In an Omnichannel World, Most Customers Still Come to Store for ‘Trustworthy Advice’
Brick-and-mortar stores continue to be the primary touchpoint for AutoZone customers.
