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Automotive industry shifts as Americans retain vehicles longer
The average age of cars on American roads has risen to approximately 13 years, as drivers tend to keep their vehicles longer due to the high prices of new cars and elevated interest rates. This has led to a shift in the structure of the automotive market. Data shows that the automotive industry is redirecting its investments from new car sales toward maintenance services and spare parts, which now account for about half of dealership profits. Additionally, companies are increasingly supporting used cars and offering extended warranty programs. This transition has resulted in a decline in dealerships' share of maintenance visits, facing growing competition from independent repair shops.
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