APA Welcomes AYG Auto Parts as Newest Shareholder

APA Welcomes AYG Auto Parts as Newest Shareholder

AYG Auto Parts is located in Rockville Centre, New York.

Automotive Parts Associates (APA) is pleased to welcome its newest shareholder to the APA family.

As a lifelong car enthusiast, Shawn Ahourie realized a whispered dream when he founded AYG Auto Parts.

Since 2016, Ahourie has managed to grow the company to 55 employees. According to Shawn, “APA came highly recommended, but I did my own research—and APA was the clear choice.” While he’s anticipating the networking opportunities, APA offers shareholders so much more: vendor selections, assisting in IT solutions, marketing programs, and a host of proprietary services.

The company is located in the quaint town of Rockville Centre, New York, and Shawn Ahourie can be reached at [email protected].

“AYG represents to me a great opportunity, not only with his business model but also because we see Shawn and other recent APA shareholders as the next generation of entrepreneurial aftermarket distributors.  We are proud Shawn and AYG chose APA as their partner for the future.  Growing together is not just a slogan for us, it is why we are here” said Steve Tucker, APA President.

Please join us in welcoming AYG Auto Parts to the APA family!

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