Aarkstore.com announces, a new market research report is available in its vast collection:

2011 U.S. Automotive Parts & Accessories Stores Report

http://www.aarkstore.com/reports/2011-U-S-Automotive-Parts-Accessories-Stores-Report-114897.html

Summary

The U.S. Automotive Parts & Accessories Stores report, published annually by The Company, contains timely and accurate industry statistics, forecasts and demographics. The report features 2011 current and 2012 forecast estimates on the size of the industry (sales, establishments, employment) nationally and for all 50 U.S. States and over 900 metro areas. New to the report this year are: financial ratios, number of firms and payroll estimates.

The report also includes industry definition, 5-year historical trends on industry sales, establishments and employment, a breakdown of establishments, sales and employment by employee size of establishment (9 categories), and estimates on up to 10 sub-industries, including selling tires, batteries, wipers, tools and car accessories.

Table of Contents :
Users’ Guide,
Industry Definition and Related Industries,
Industry Establishments,
Sales and Employment Trends,
Financial Ratios,
Establishments,
Firms and Payroll,
Sub-Industries – 2010 Estimated Industry Sales ($ Millions),
Sub-Industries – 2010 Estimated Number of Establishments,
Sub-Industries – 2010 Estimated Number of Employees,
5-Year Trend – Estimated Industry Sales ($ Millions),
5-Year Trend – Estimated Number of Establishments,
5-Year Trend – Estimated Number of Employees,
2011 U.S. Metropolitan Areas – Estimated Number of Establishments,
2011 U.S. Metropolitan Areas – Estimated Industry Sales ($ Millions),
2011 U.S. Metropolitan Areas – Estimated Number of Employees,
2012 U.S. Metropolitan Areas – Estimated Number of Establishments,
2012 U.S. Metropolitan Areas – Estimated Industry Sales ($ Millions),
2012 U.S. Metropolitan Areas – Estimated Number of Employees,
2011 U.S. States – Estimated Number of Establishments,
2011 U.S. States – Estimated Industry Sales ($ Millions),
2011 U.S. States – Estimated Number of Employees,
2012 U.S. States – Estimated Number of Establishments,
2012 U.S. States – Estimated Industry Sales ($ Millions),
2012 U.S. States – Estimated Number of Employees,
Definitions and Terms  Read more...

Aarkstore.com announces, a new market research report is available in its vast collection:

2011 U.S. Automotive Parts & Accessories Stores Report

http://www.aarkstore.com/reports/2011-U-S-Automotive-Parts-Accessories-Stores-Report-114897.html

Summary

The U.S. Automotive Parts & Accessories Stores report, published annually by The Company, contains timely and accurate industry statistics, forecasts and demographics. The report features 2011 current and 2012 forecast estimates on the size of the industry (sales, establishments, employment) nationally and for all 50 U.S. States and over 900 metro areas. New to the report this year are: financial ratios, number of firms and payroll estimates.

The report also includes industry definition, 5-year historical trends on industry sales, establishments and employment, a breakdown of establishments, sales and employment by employee size of establishment (9 categories), and estimates on up to 10 sub-industries, including selling tires, batteries, wipers, tools and car accessories.

Table of Contents :
Users’ Guide,
Industry Definition and Related Industries,
Industry Establishments,
Sales and Employment Trends,
Financial Ratios,
Establishments,
Firms and Payroll,
Sub-Industries – 2010 Estimated Industry Sales ($ Millions),
Sub-Industries – 2010 Estimated Number of Establishments,
Sub-Industries – 2010 Estimated Number of Employees,
5-Year Trend – Estimated Industry Sales ($ Millions),
5-Year Trend – Estimated Number of Establishments,
5-Year Trend – Estimated Number of Employees,
2011 U.S. Metropolitan Areas – Estimated Number of Establishments,
2011 U.S. Metropolitan Areas – Estimated Industry Sales ($ Millions),
2011 U.S. Metropolitan Areas – Estimated Number of Employees,
2012 U.S. Metropolitan Areas – Estimated Number of Establishments,
2012 U.S. Metropolitan Areas – Estimated Industry Sales ($ Millions),
2012 U.S. Metropolitan Areas – Estimated Number of Employees,
2011 U.S. States – Estimated Number of Establishments,
2011 U.S. States – Estimated Industry Sales ($ Millions),
2011 U.S. States – Estimated Number of Employees,
2012 U.S. States – Estimated Number of Establishments,
2012 U.S. States – Estimated Industry Sales ($ Millions),
2012 U.S. States – Estimated Number of Employees,
Definitions and Terms  Read more...

Drag racing has profusely seeped into the world’s car culture. A sanctioned legal form of racing done on a drag strip, it is a sport in which cars race down a track with a set distance in the fastest possible time while precisely responsive to specific guide lights and mindful of strict lane regulations depending on the rules agreed for the game.

With its illegal counterpart off the streets, drag racing is perhaps more popular than NASCAR (National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing) and NFS (Need For Speed). The hype over the drag race has largely drawn car speeding aficionados and a lot of Chevrolet customizing geniuses.

Incidentally, drag race aficionados seem to have a well-bred passion for the antiquities with their considerable interest in vintage and classic cars. Old fashioned and strange as they may appear on the outside, these cars are highly esteemed for their sturdy body built and fit streamlining which is way beyond some of our modern car’s durability in time of collisions and bumps.

So structured, a matter of careful exterior paint restoration or redesigning is what it takes, infused with a selective modification of choice modern and hybrid parts to build a customized car with top-fuel speed and reliable aerodynamics that avails of the vehicle’s maximum capabilities.

Stock treaded tires are replaced with wide, flat, treadless tires.

Called racing slicks, they help speed up your drag car by having a better grip on the track.  Read more...

2010 Worldwide Automotive Parts & Accessories Stores Report

The Worldwide Automotive Parts & Accessories Stores report, published annually by contains timely and accurate industry statistics, forecasts and demographics. The report features 2010 current and 2011 forecast estimates on the size of the industry (sales, establishments, employment) for the 47 largest world countries, including United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Russia, China, Japan, India, Australia, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina and South Africa. The report also includes industry definition, 5-year historical trends on industry sales, establishments and employment, a breakdown of establishments, sales and employment by employee size of establishment (9 categories), and estimates on up to 10 sub-industries, including selling tires, batteries, wipers, tools and car accessories.

Table of Contents :
1-Argentina
2-Australia
3-Austria
4-Belgium
5-Brazil
6-Canada
7-Chile
8-China
9-Colombia
10-Czech Rep
11-Denmark
12-Egypt
13-Finland
14-France
15-Germany
16-Greece
17-Hungary
18-India
19-Indonesia
20-Iran
21-Ireland
22-Israel
23-Italy
24-Japan
25-Malaysia
26-Mexico
27-Netherlands
28-New Zealand
29-Norway
30-Pakistan
31-Phillipines
32-Poland
33-Portugal
34-Russia
35-Saudi Arabia
36-Singapore
37-South Africa
38-South Korea
39-Spain
40-Sweden
41-Switzerland
42-Taiwan
43-Thailand
44-Turkey
45-United Kingdom
46-United States
47-Venezuela
48-Appendix: Definitions & Terms.

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Automotive parts are the different components (or spare parts) of an automobile. Every automobile owner will have to shop for automotive parts sooner or later. Contrary to popular belief, automotive parts are not manufactured only by the original manufacturing company (of your automobile) but also by various independent (engineering) companies that specialize in manufacturing and installing automotive parts of a diverse range of automobiles of different makes and models. Automotive parts (manufactured by the original manufacturing company of your automobile) are expensive in most cases. When you factor in the repair or installation charges you will have to pay at the workshop and cost of alternative transport, you would realize that it will make more financial sense to buy your automobile and purchase a new one.

Most car enthusiasts can and do have a certain degree of technical know-how and generic tools that are useful for basic repair work.

If you have undertaken thorough research and explored all the options before purchasing the automotive parts, you would probably have purchased them at a reasonable price. A large number of car enthusiasts save hundreds of dollars just because they have technical know-how and generic tools that allow them to do basic repair work and installation of their vehicles at home. Availability of automotive parts was a huge constraint some time back. Automobile owners could buy second hand parts from their repair workshop or order them from the original manufacturing company of their automobile.  Read more...