Aftermarket
Congressman Says He’s Working On Data-Access Bill
The future continues to look more promising for a cornerstone of the automotive aftermarket’s policy agenda.
The future continues to look more promising for a cornerstone of the automotive aftermarket’s policy agenda.
The in-person event is scheduled for Oct. 11-12 in Memphis, Tennessee.
The stars could be aligning for the aftermarket’s legislative agenda – and trade associations are ready.
The position statement comes after significant commentary and debate surrounding use of multi-brand versus OEM scan tools.
The first session, scheduled for Aug. 4, is “Aftermarket Supply Chain: The Next 18 Months.”
The deadline to submit information is Friday, Aug. 6.
Learn something new about industry veteran Bill Long, president and CEO of the Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association.
The virtual event is scheduled for Aug. 30-31.
Total U.S. light-duty sales in the automotive aftermarket are forecasted to increase 11.2% in 2021, totaling $325 billion.
The report was approved unanimously by the four current FTC commissioners.
