AAIA Factbook 2011 - (Page 50)

PaInT anD boDy equIPMenT afTerMarkeT The paint, body and equipment (PBE) segment of the aftermarket includes the products and services used to repair and refinish motor vehicles’ bodies and glass. The end users of this segment’s products are the repair shops that perform collision repairs. In 2009, service and repair sales in the PBE segment totaled $38.4 billion. Paint and body repair shops made up more than three-fifths (63.8 percent) of the total sales at $24.5 billion in 2009. The number of collision repair facilities in the United States declined further in 2008 to 43,245 facilities representing a 2.2 percent decrease from 2007. Since 2006, dealership-operated body shops have experienced a downward trend from 7,768 shops in 2007 to 7,204 shops in 2008. Previous experience continued to be the number one reason for choosing a preferred collision repair outlet. segmented Collision repair receipts, 2007-2012 (billions of Dollars) Notes: * Estimated These figures include glass Other Repair repair and replacement. These figures represent only the collision Auto Glass Repair repair and glass repair/ replacement perDealership-Operated Repair do not repreformed by these shops and sent their total sales. Paint and Body Repair These figures do not include DIY sales at auto parts stores and mass merchants. 1 NADA updates for 2009 were not available at time of printing. 2 The “Other” category is an estimate based upon the historical relationship between the three main categories and the total. $45 $40 $35 $30 $25 $20 $15 $10 $5 $0 2007 2008 2009* 2010* 2011* 2012* 1 Paint and Body Repair Auto Glass Repair Dealership-Operated Repair Other Repair2 Sources: AAIA’s Channel Forecast Model, NADA Industry Analysis Division Collision repair receipts (Millions of Dollars) 2007 Type of Business Paint and body repair shops Dealership-operated repair shops1 Automotive glass repair shops Other repair shops doing paint, body and glass repair and replacement2 Total paint, body and glass repair receipts $24,100 $9,510 $3,169 $3,468 $40,247 2008* $24,449 $7,320 $3,216 $3,300 $38,285 2009* $24,535 $7,386 $3,205 $3,313 $38,440 2010* $25,816 $7,452 $3,388 $3,458 $40,114 2011* $26,893 $7,519 $3,543 $3,580 $41,536 2012* $28,057 $7,587 $3,710 $3,712 $43,067 Compounded Annual Growth Rate (2007-2012) 3.1% -4.4% 3.2% 1.4% 1 .4% Notes: * Estimated These figures include glass repair and replacement. These figures represent only the collision repair and glass repair/ replacement performed by these shops and do not represent their total sales. These figures do not include DIY sales at auto parts stores and mass merchants. 1 NADA updates for 2009 were not available at time of printing. 2 The “Other” category is an estimate based upon the historical relationship between the three main categories and the total. u.s. shops specializing in Collision repair Year 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 Notes: Collision Repair Shops1 na na 37,486 37,453 37,229 37,048 36,818 36,649 36,467 36,041 Dealerships with Body Shops2 10,080 9,568 9,214 8,690 8,660 8,440 8,295 8,692 7,768 7,204 Total Collision Repair Shops na na 46,700 46,143 45,889 45,488 45,113 45,341 44,235 43,245 1 2 % Change Total Collision Repair Shops na na na -1.2% -0.6% -0.9% -0.8% 0.5% -2.4% -2.2% Sources: AAIA’s Channel Forecast Model, NADA Industry Analysis Division na = not available Sources: Historical data have been revised. Updates for 2009 were not available at time of printing. Bureau of Labor Statistics NADA Industry Analysis Division 50 2 0 1 1 d i g i t a l a f t e rma rk et f a ctbo o k c o p y r i g h t © 2 0 1 0 a uto mo ti ve a f terma rk et i ndust ry associat ion http://pages.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/aaia/factbook2011/docs/Page50-52-PBESegment.xls

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of AAIA Factbook 2011

AAIA Factbook 2011
Table of Contents
Economic Indicators
Key Economic Indicators
Aftermarket Employment
Technician Employment and Wages
U.S. Motor Vehicle Aftermarket
Introduction to the Channel Forecast Model
2010 to 2012 Forecast Assumptions
U.S. Motor Vehicle Aftermarket
Aftermarket Sales History and Forecast 2002 to 2012
Aftermarket Sales by Distribution Channel
Automotive Aftermarket Segmentation
Aftermarket Service and Retail Channels
Aftermarket Service and Retail Outlet Analysis
Program Distribution Summary
Financial Indicators
Financial Profiles of Selected Aftermarket Companies
Aftermarket Mergers and Acquisitions
Automotive Aftermarket
Consumer Profile
Sales of Replacement Tires
Replacement Rates for Motor Vehicle Parts and Jobs
Accessories
Aftermarket Accessories
Chemicals and Fluids
Automotive Chemicals and Fluids
Aftermarket Segments
Medium and Heavy Duty Truck Aftermarket
Tool and Equipment Aftermarket
Paint, Body and Equipment Aftermarket
Bodyshop Business Industry Profile
Vehicle Sales, Usage and Registrations
U.S. Motor Vehicle Sales
Top 10 Light Vehicle Sales
U.S. Motor Vehicle Population
Hybrid Vehicles
Vehicle Operating Costs
Gasoline Affordability and Vehicle Miles Traveled
State Summary Statistics
Global Aftermarket
Global Economic and Automotive Data
Global Vehicle Registrations
Canadian Aftermarket
Mexican Aftermarket
Chinese Aftermarket
Glossary and Reference
Glossary of Aftermarket Terms
NAICS Definitions
Aftermarket Data Resources
AAIA Market Research
AAIA – Lang Market Comparison
Harmonization of Aftermarket Industry Data
The Lang Aftermarket Annual 2011

AAIA Factbook 2011