Karl’s Car Parts Launches Expanded Selection in Response to Surging Parts Sales
Aug 26, 2016
A growing automotive market calls for greater selection of basic maintenance essentials and custom parts alike, publishes karlscarparts.com
Wyoming, Michigan - August 26, 2016 /MarketersMedia/ —
According to reports from the automotive industry, aftermarket parts sales reached $142.6 billion last year, marking a steady increase over the last decade. Sales are projected to continue along these lines to finish off 2018 with an additional 10.9 percent uptick. With this in mind, a spokesperson for Karl's Car Parts has launched the latest expansion of the company's selection.
Said the company spokesperson, "People are keeping their vehicles longer than they did just a few years ago; at the same time, a growing number of people are building custom hot rods and restoring popular muscle cars. Our company was founded as a way for customers to more easily find and purchase highly sought-after items for American muscle cars, imports, and hot rods at affordable prices. We've partnered with new suppliers to bring our expanded selection to anyone in search of parts and accessories for all makes and models."
A breakdown of current sales figures indicates mobile accessories and security systems are currently among the most commonly searched-for items online with tires remaining the top purchase over the last two years. Engine repairs likewise fall into the high-priority category. Batteries, tune-up supplies and other essentials are also drawing customers' attention.
While a number of the top selling products are necessities, side projects like custom engine rebuilds and exhaust upgrades are receiving renewed attention. Auto body modifications are also once again gaining ground after a brief slump during the early 2000's. Items are available for this at Karl's Car Parts along with those needed for other automotive pursuits.
The spokesperson concluded, "We've watched the auto parts market grow and change over the years, and we're here to help fill customers needs whether they're performing much-needed repairs or working on a weekend restoration project. Aside from offering parts and accessories from the world's top suppliers, we also manufacture our own custom parts. We plan to continue expanding in the near future, so we can better fulfill our customers' automotive needs. When you purchase a car or truck, whether it's new or used, you're basically starting with a blank slate. As you'll find out at Karl's Car Parts, the possibilities are endless."
About Karl's Car Parts:
Offering a full range of automotive parts and accessories from top brands as well as those of the company's own design, Karl's Car Parts is dedicated to providing quality parts, fast shipping and attractive pricing.
For more information, please visit http://karlscarparts.com
Contact Info:
Name: Karl's Car Parts
Organization: Karl's Car Parts
Phone: (616) 259-9395
Release ID: 129690
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