AASA, Auto Care Association Release 2022 Joint Trends Reports
The reports provide forecasts and analysis of trends driving change in electrification and e-commerce.
Total US Aftermarket Sales Forecasted to Increase 8.5% in 2022
The Joint Channel Forecast Model is presented by the Auto Care Association and AASA.
Forecast: Total US Aftermarket Sales To Increase 11.2%
AASA/Auto Care’s Joint Channel Forecast Model details a strong aftermarket recovery and indicators for continued growth.
2021 Auto Care and AASA Forecast Projects Aftermarket Rebound
The 2020 Joint Channel Forecast Model predicts that total light duty aftermarket sales will grow to $314 billion in 2021.
US Aftermarket Sales Reach $297B In 2018, Exceeding Forecasted Growth By Nearly $1B
The Joint Channel Forecast Model produced by AASA and the Auto Care Association predicts sales will total $338 Billion through 2022.
Channel Forecast Model Projects 4.5 Percent Increase in 2010 Aftermarket Sales
The first-ever market overview to use both 1997 and 2002 Economic Census data determines the dollar value of sales at end-user prices for each of 42 automotive aftermarket channels of distribution.
Automotive Aftermarket Outperforms Expectations in 2022
The 2023 Joint Channel Forecast report provides valuable insights and strategic guidance for the automotive aftermarket.
Overheard: Independent Repair Shops Hold Most Marketshare
The Auto Care Association/AASA Joint Channel Forecast shares the forecast for 2023 as well.
US Aftermarket To Grow At Annual Rate Of 3.4 Percent Through 2021
The 2018 Joint Channel Forecast Model predicts that total aftermarket sales will grow from $286 billion in 2017 to $327 billion in 2021, an increase of nearly $41 billion over the four-year period.
US Aftermarket To Grow At An Annual Rate Of 3.6 Percent Through 2020
The Joint Channel Forecast Model, produced jointly by AASA and the Auto Care Association, predicts sales to total $316.4 billion through 2020.
