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By Counterman
Fisher Auto Parts has acquired New Jersey-based P&A Auto Parts and its eight locations. Geoffrey Shifflett, area vice president of Fisher Auto Parts, made the announcement. Headquartered in Saddle Brook, New Jersey, P&A Auto Parts has served the northeastern New Jersey market since 1982.
According to a news release announcing the acquisition, key employees Joe Cupoli and Bill Freedman purchased the company in 2003. Both will stay on to run the business following the acquisition, while Freedman will serve as regional manager.
“As a privately held business that is well established in its community, P&A Auto Parts is an excellent addition to the
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link hidden, please login to viewsaid that P&A Auto Parts focuses on the professional commercial market, while maintaining a steady retail and do-it-yourself customer base.
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By AutoZone
MEMPHIS, Tenn. , Dec. 10, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- AutoZone, Inc. (NYSE: AZO) today reported net sales of $4.3 billion for its first quarter (12 weeks) ended November 23, 2024 , an increase of 2.1% from the first quarter of fiscal 2024 (12 weeks). Same store sales, or sales for our domestic and
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link hidden, please login to view has partnered with University of the Aftermarket Foundation (UAF) to provide 20 scholarships for aspiring automotive students. As part of the commitment, link hidden, please login to view is awarding 15 $2,500 scholarships to individuals accepted or enrolled in a transportation technician program, along with five $2,500 scholarships specifically for women. This is in addition to other initiatives, such as an apprenticeship program, which aligns with NAPA’s commitment to developing young talent and addressing the technician shortage, the company said. “With the technician shortage still impacting the industry, we understand the importance of nurturing individuals interested in a career in the automotive trades,” said Emily Schneider, senior director of marketing at NAPA. “These scholarships are designed to celebrate emerging talent and create opportunities for those beginning or continuing their journey in technician education.”
To enroll, students can visit
link hidden, please login to view and complete a single application to be considered for multiple scholarships. They can also view the details of all available scholarships and continue to update their application. “Addressing the technician shortage means investing in the education of future technicians, which is why we continue to partner with organizations such as NAPA to create those opportunities for young professionals,” said Mike Buzzard, chairman, UAF scholarship committee. “NAPA’s reach coupled with their commitment to helping current students goes a long way in addressing the technician shortage, and these scholarships will continue to break down a barrier for anyone looking to join the industry.”
For more information, reminders and updates about the
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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
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By Mighty Auto Parts
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link hidden, please login to view appeared first on link hidden, please login to view. Selecting the right maintenance schedule is imperative for the health of the engine in preventing major engine repairs or in extreme cases preventing a total engine replacement. Neglecting the required service interval can result in an accumulation of sludge and deposits that can restrict the flow of lubricant to vital engine components. Consider the following: […]
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