Automotive Aftermarket Industry Association

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AAIA is a Bethesda, Md.-based association whose more than 23,000 member and affiliates manufacture, distribute and sell motor vehicle parts, accessories, service, tool, equipment, materials and supplies. Through its membership, AAIA represents more than 100,000 repair shops, parts stores and distribution outlets. AAIA was formed in 1999 from the consolidation between the Automotive Parts & Accessories Association (APAA) and the Automotive Service Industry Association (ASIA).

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Bill address information on diagnostics, mileage driven and GPS information.
Daimler still considers R-1234yf to be unsafe.
AAPEX provides free monthy seminars for attendees and exhibitors.
Ethanol producers claim EPA improperly uses its waiever authority under the Clean Air Act.
Topics to cover how national issues affect individual firms, EBAY Motors, industry consolidation and more.

Podcasts

Chris Habel of AMS Automotive, Fenton, Mo. glad to see aftermarkt telematics solutions being developed.

Blogs

Agreement extends the Masschusetts R2R provisions nationwide.
This year's AAPEX and SEMA shows could set attendance records.
Network carriers target cars for new growth as smart phone market stabilizes.

News

National agreement on Right to Repair can prevent patchwork state legislation.
AAIA cites front page article in The Washington Post.
Aftermarket industry applauds reconciliation measure.
Low consumer confidence changes driving habits, challenging the auto industry.
California Green Chemistry Initiative becomes effective.

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Memorandum of understanding extends Massachusetts Right to Repair law nationwide.
Innovations in vehicle technology and tool/equipment technology challenge the aftermarket like never before.
‘Generational shift’ of retiring baby boomers and underemployed millennials challenges aftermarket
Many market trends are driving new products in today's aftermarket.
In 2012, for the first time since pre-2000, the demand for service technicians exceeded supply, according to the 2014 Automotive Aftermarket Industry (AAIA) Digital Factbook. ...
Passing this year’s mid point, indications are positive for the independent automotive aftermarket as consumers keep gaining confidence in the economy. And when there is reason...
It’s hard to understand why anyone, particularly a professional, would take a gamble on an unauthorized diagnostic tool. But peruse some aftermarket forums and you see there’s...
A new automotive age was on full view at the AAPEX and SEMA shows in Las Vegas in October. At AAPEX, the show which focuses more on the professional market, VehicleServicePros...

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Chair of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, Boxer opposes new renewable fuels legislation.
U.S. Sen. Edward Markey, D-Mass., seeks information on what security measures carmakers taking against cyberhacking
Department of Commerce announces dumping and countervailing duty investigations
Webinar to cover group health plan requirements.
Products containing TCE must be labeled as a carcinogen.
Annual award honors aftermarket companies that invest in employee education.
Automotive Aftermarket Industry Association applauds new law.
Webinar to address employer and individual mandates.
EPA ruling to permit the refrigerant's sales in the U.S.
Exhibitors demonstrate time saving improvements in all tool categories.
Automakers stumble in efforts to use telematics as a competitive advantage.
Innovation gives hope for solutions to nation's economic challenges, Gary Shapiro says.