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By Counterman
NexaMotion Group (NMG) announced the opening of a new C&M Auto Parts location in the Chicago area. The new store, located at 780 W Belden Avenue, Unit G, in Addison, Illinois, offers customers a full line of general repair and transmission parts. NMG said the new location combines the trusted quality of C&M and Transtar products with unmatched customer support, delivering a comprehensive resource that empowers repair shops to serve the local market.
“This is just the start for NMG in 2025,” said Neil Sethi, CEO of
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link hidden, please login to viewCompany, Transtar Aftermarket Solutions, this facility offers customers a customized product selection that simplifies complex vehicle repairs to keep the world moving, the company said.
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By Counterman
NexaMotion Group (NMG) announced it has opened a new C&M Auto Parts location in Beltsville, Maryland. The new store is located at 6405 Ammendale Road. The company said C&M Auto Parts provides a complete range of automotive aftermarket parts, expertly catering to the diverse needs of repair shops in the local market.
A news release announcing the opening explained that, in collaboration with its sister
link hidden, please login to view company, Transtar Aftermarket Solutions, this facility offers customers a customized product selection that simplifies complex vehicle repairs to keep the world moving. The company said that providing access to both general repair and transmission parts delivers a comprehensive solution for all automotive needs. “Investing in the expansion of our acquired brands helps them grow their footprint,” said Neil Sethi, CEO of
link hidden, please login to view. “This new location for C&M reflects NexaMotion’s strategic vision to proactively grow our markets and deliver unmatched value to our customers,” he said. The post
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Participating members of the
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link hidden, please login to view membership. They have enthusiastically taken on its mission and have raised awareness of this wonderful program within their communities,” said John Marcum, director of marketing at Federated Auto Parts. “Their dedication has turned Toys for Tots into an impactful, year-round initiative. We extend our gratitude to the Federated Alliance, The Pronto Network and our supplier partners for their continued generosity and support of the campaign.” Since partnering with the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Program in 2012, The Group, its members and vendor partners have helped raise over $4 million for Toys for Tots. In addition to toy donations at participating locations, financial contributions can be made online by visiting The Group website at
link hidden, please login to view and clicking on “Make a Donation.” Donors can use a credit card securely or print out a form and mail it with a check made payable to Toys for Tots. Since 1947, the Marine Toys for Tots Foundation has distributed more than 652 million toys to more than 291 million children.
“All donations made online or at participating member locations are distributed in the area where the toys and money are collected, helping make the holidays brighter for deserving children in their own communities,” said Marcum.
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By Counterman
We all experience supply chain issues now and then. Back-ordered parts, delayed shipments and even material shortages can affect our ability to provide the parts and services our customers have come to expect from us. Our collective experience during COVID highlights just how interconnected we are with each link in our supply chain. As wholesalers/retailers, we maintain a particular stocking inventory of parts, supplies and accessories based on the needs of our customer base.
As manufacturers, our vendors also maintain inventories of the raw materials, components and subassemblies that go into creating the products that we sell each day in finished form. Any hiccup in their production process can snowball into a shortage or delay if an alternate solution cannot be found in time. The semiconductor “chip shortage” of 2021-’22 effectively crippled the auto industry, preventing some 12 million vehicles from being completed on schedule. In this example, there were no alternative parts available to fill the demand for specialized semiconductors.
In the manufacturing world, alternative parts are a way for a supplier to meet production schedules and keep an assembly line moving along uninterrupted. If a previously sourced component becomes obsolete or otherwise unavailable, another vendor or supplier might be contracted to fill the order. If a raw material is out of stock, another material with similar properties might be substituted in its place. For those of us behind the counter, sourcing alternative parts is what we do best. Our parts and supplies are already an alternative to the OEM components they are designed to replace, so what happens when our own alternative parts are backordered, delayed or otherwise unavailable?
Our first instinct, in most cases, is to outsource the part from another supplier, or even a competitor. We are lucky to have a great diversity of options in most aftermarket categories, so if our preferred solution isn’t available, there’s a good chance that an alternative is out there… somewhere.
For obsolete, discontinued or otherwise hard-to-find parts, the search often leads us to specialists in NOS (new old stock) or reproduction parts, or even the used market. Just as we have come to know which of our vendors offers a particular product, it is also in our best interest to know where to obtain those things that we don’t have ready access to. When it comes to finding needles in haystacks, your networking skills can be just as important as your catalog proficiency. Over the years, I’ve built up a mental index of industry contacts, former coworkers and clients, and general “know-it-alls” whom I can turn to for help when I’ve hit a dead end. Sometimes another set of eyes on a problem is all it takes to see the answer!
We can’t possibly fulfill every customer request, but even when an elusive part isn’t available to us, we are still uniquely positioned to suggest alternatives. As customers, we all hate to be told “no,” but we can better accept that moment of disappointment if the person across the counter from us cares enough about our needs to point us in the right direction. Be that person.
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By Counterman
NexaMotion Group (NMG) announced the acquisition of
link hidden, please login to view, NexaMotion’s third acquisition of the year. The company has a total of three wholesale distributor locations: two in San Francisco, CA, and one in Honolulu, HI. City Auto Supply was represented by Schwartz Advisors, and the terms were not disclosed. City Auto Supply is a U.S. veteran-owned corporation founded in the San Francisco Bay Area in 1986. The company carries over 100,000 individual parts and is a leading distributor of automotive parts and supplies to the auto repair industry, the company said.
“An organization like
link hidden, please login to view is a great partner for City Auto Supply customers and team members. Our business is strategically aligned with NexaMotion Group and its leaders, and most importantly, we share the same values,” City Auto Supply Owner Larry Chew said. “NexaMotion Group and its subsidiaries are known for providing top-quality parts and exceptional service in the aftermarket industry.” “This marks our fifth acquisition in the general repair space over the past 18 months, and we’re just getting started,” Neil Sethi, president and CEO of
link hidden, please login to view, said. “Our mission has always been to simplify complex vehicle repair, and with each acquisition, we strengthen our ability to serve customers more effectively. We’re eager for what the future holds as we continue to expand and innovate.” The post
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