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By Counterman
Auto Value and Bumper to Bumper are gearing up for an adrenaline-packed experience with the launch of the 2025 Road Warrior Weekend Sweepstakes. The promotion gives 20 lucky grand-prize winners and their guests the chance to embark on an ultimate driving adventure at the prestigious Radford Racing Performance Driving School in Chandler, Arizona, this October.
All grand-prize packages include a thrilling two-day driving experience, where the 40 attendees will have the opportunity to unlock their driving potential in a fleet of high-performance vehicles, the
link hidden, please login to view explained. In addition, the all-inclusive package covers accommodation, travel, exclusive meals and receptions, and VIP access to the state-of-the-art Radford Racing school’s elite facilities and driving instructors. Beginning on March 1, 2025, and running through April 30, 2025, this high-octane sweepstake offers participants a chance to win not only the grand prize, but Auto Value and Bumper to Bumper are also giving away a total of $25,000 to 150 lucky gift card winners. Entries are simple and automatic: all qualifying invoices of $150 on MyPlace4Parts earn professional technicians an entry, and then bonus entries are awarded at the end of the day for every $150 increment.
“Once again, another exciting sweepstakes from Auto Value & Bumper to Bumper,” said Jim Holik, director of marketing, at the
link hidden, please login to view “These types of promotions aren’t possible without the support of our manufacturing channel partners. Our goal is to give these customers an experience they won’t soon forget, and there is no better way to do that than behind the wheel with some high-performance driving in the desert.” For more details on how to enter and the official sweepstakes rules, visit
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By johnwilliam
Hi everyone! 👋
I’ve been thinking about getting a GPS tracker for my car and wanted to know what you all think. They seem great for real-time tracking and keeping cars safe.
Have you used a car GPS tracker before?
What features do you think are the most useful?
Any recommendations for a good tracker?
I’d love to hear your thoughts and tips! 😊
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By Counterman
The aftermarket future is bright for
link hidden, please login to view as a trio of company executives noted during a media conversation at link hidden, please login to view. Masahiro Shiiya, president, AISIN Global Aftermarket; Scott Turpin, president and CEO, AISIN World Corp. of America; and Dwayne Bates, senior vice president, Aftermarket, AISIN World Corp. of America discussed a range of topics about their plans for the global aftermarket segment, including the formation of AISIN Aftermarket & Service of America Inc., as well as an expanded product lineup. “It’s Mr. Shiiya’s vision—he’s been looking at building a maintenance empire from the top all the way down to the tire. Any maintenance-related issue, he’s going to try to fix it,” Bates said in an interview after the press conference. “He’s been focusing on wiper blades, filters—anything that would be a common maintenance part—and tires are included in that. So we’ve partnered with a tire manufacturer and developed our tires.”
AISIN had a range of tires on display in the booth under the AITERRA brand name, including the AIECO EC50 tire for passenger cars, the AICROSS CR60 for SUVs and the AIWAGON WA70 for delivery van applications.
The creation of
link hidden, please login to view was another big headline for the company at the show. The new company will be formed through a merger between AWTEC—an AISIN company focused on transmission remanufacturing—and the aftermarket business unit of AISIN World Corp. of America (AWA). With this move, AISIN leadership said it will expand its manufacturing capabilities for service parts, leveraging and uniting the combined expertise of AWTEC and AWA Aftermarket Sales. Operations also will be streamlined and optimized to increase efficiencies and better position the aftermarket team for growth. “Right now, the merger here in the US is just taking place. It’ll be effective April 1,” Bates explained. “With this merger, it’s not a departure from what we normally have done. We sell 80% of AWTEC-branded product through our sales organization already. It’s an alignment and correlation of our departments, making it more streamlined and more effective for the customer.”
There also was plenty of talk about the future of the automotive market and the impact of new vehicle technologies.
“One of the things that is changing is the parts proliferation from everybody,” said Larrow Kaufman, senior sales manager for the North American Aftermarket at Aisin World Corp. of America. “We’re looking at ICE vehicles and asking, ‘Is that part mix changing in regard to cars being more reliable now than they’ve ever been.’ Then, on the EV vehicle side, we ask, ‘Are some of those parts the same or are they different?’ I think everyone is looking to decide what the next thing is and make sure that they have the product range to cover that.”
Then, there was the big question: What’s the outlook for 2025?
“One of the nice things about the automotive aftermarket is that, regardless of what we’ve been through—be it COVID, be it pre-pandemic, be it post-pandemic—we’ve been relatively steady,” Kaufman said. “I think the market’s still looking at single-digit growth throughout the year, and we plan to take advantage of that.”
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By Gospel
Good morning everyone. I’m seeking advice on whether it’s good to upgrade car. I’m planning to buy a 2008 Lexus Gx470 and upgrade it to a 2022 Lexus GX460. But I’m currently crossed thoughts about it, I don’t know if there would be problems in the car in time to come due to the upgrade.
That’s why I decided to seek for professional advices here, is there anyone who have or had owned such upgraded car? Is it good and worth it?
please guys help me 🙏
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