The Aftermarket Auto Parts Alliance (The Alliance) has announced the addition of MotorPro (Motorpro S A de C V) of Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico, and Western Automotive Warehouse Distributors Inc. (WAWD) of Denver, Colo., as new members of the group, effective Jan. 1. Both members join as the newest Bumper...
With this line expansion, ACDelco now offers 1,765 part numbers in the window regulator and motor line, covering 95 percent of GM vehicles on the road and 77 percent of non-GM vehicles in operation.
According to Advance, the acquisition of General Parts accelerates the company's growth strategy and enhances shareholder value through a number of strategic benefits.
The company has six stores in Buffalo and the surrounding area, all serviced overnight by the main warehouse.
The announcement was made Dec. 20 by the S&P Dow Jones Canadian Index Services.
The new program, effective Jan. 2, is designed to help independent auto parts warehouse distributors grow their businesses, increase profitability and improve efficiency by selling ACDelco parts to the independent aftermarket.
Since the inception of the repurchase program in 1998, AutoZone's board has authorized $14.2 billion.
The company says this acquisition will further strengthen ATD's presence in the Southern Ontario region and provide a greater level of service to customers in the Toronto market.
The warehouse distributor's acquisition of Service Auto Parts, a locally owned business since 1929, fills a gap in its Connecticut coverage, said Michael Creanza, owner of West Springfield Auto Parts.
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