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Mike Brown will lead Lafayette Warehouse as general manager.
Lafayette Warehouse has joined forces with Auto-Wares Group of Companies.
Like Auto-Wares, Lafayette Warehouse, Inc. (LWI) is built on long-lasting relationships with customers, employees and suppliers that have grown their businesses.
Mike Brown will lead Lafayette Warehouse as general manager. Pat James and the current location managers will continue to lead the Lafayette Warehouse location teams going into the future.
Fourth-quarter net sales increased 3.2% to $2.5 billion, while comparable-store sales were up 2.1%.
Advance and IndyCar also will team up on a unique content series viewable on the NTT IndyCar Series social media platforms.
Full-year net sales for the Global Automotive Parts group were $13.7 billion, up from $12.5 billion in 2021.
The growth includes a new facility in Brampton to support the Ford F-150 Lightning and future OEM programs.
The deadline to apply is Wednesday, March 16.
Comparable-store sales were up 6.4% for the full year.
Aftermarket trade groups applauded the legislation.
Shoppers can now look for the green “Fits” compatibility checkmark on select parts and accessories listings.
