This databook shows how the light vehicle aftermarket has developed and is forecast to evolve in the next 5 years. It quantifies the size and segmentation of the market. The report details the market dynamics for key fast moving aftermarket products by product family (tyres, service parts, wear and tear parts, mechanical parts, consumables and accessories, and crash repair).

Scope

*Value of the aftermarket at retail prices, both for “”parts only”" and for “”parts and labour”" (i.e. including fitting charges)

*Value of aftermarket by product family – tyres; service parts; wear & tear parts; mechanical parts; consumables / accessories; crash repair parts

*Market volume by product family along with replacement rates

Highlights

In an increasingly competitive aftermarket, review the prospects for growth in the market. Understand how market volume and value for key products are forecast to evolve.

Reasons to Purchase

*Discover quantitative trends affecting the market, including changes in market size, volumes and values by product, and shifts in replacement rates

*Understand the future direction of the market with reliable historical data and full five year forecasting

Table of Contents :

OVERVIEW 1
Catalyst 1
Summary 1
INTRODUCTION 7
Reasons to purchase 7
POLISH AUTOMOTIVE AFTERMARKET – OVERVIEW 10
Aftermarket overview, 2004–14 10
Aftermarket retail value by product family, 2004–14 12
POLISH AUTOMOTIVE AFTERMARKET – PRODUCT ANALYSIS 16
Tyres value and volume analysis 16
Service parts value and volume analysis 20
Wear and tear parts value and volume analysis 28
Mechanical parts value and volume analysis 36
Consumables and accessories value and volume analysis 44
Crash repair parts value and volume analysis 52
APPENDIX 60
Further reading 60
How to contact experts in your industry 60

LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1: Automotive aftermarket overview, Poland, parts value (€m) and labor value (€m), 2004–14 10
Figure 2: Automotive aftermarket, Poland, value by product family (€m), 2004–08 12
Figure 3: Automotive aftermarket, Poland, value by product family (€m), 2009–14 14
Figure 4: Automotive aftermarket, Poland, tyres value (€m) and volume (units, 000s), 2004–08 16
Figure 5: Automotive aftermarket, Poland, tyres value (€m) and volume (units, 000s), 2009–14 18
Figure 6: Automotive aftermarket, Poland, service parts value by product type (€m), 2004–08 20
Figure 7: Automotive aftermarket, Poland, service parts value by product type (€m), 2009–14 22
Figure 8: Automotive aftermarket, Poland, service parts volume by product type (units, 000s), 2004–08 24
Figure 9: Automotive aftermarket, Poland, service parts volume by product type (units, 000s), 2009–14 26
Figure 10: Automotive aftermarket, Poland, wear and tear parts value by product type (€m), 2004–08 28
Figure 11: Automotive aftermarket, Poland, wear and tear parts value by product type (€m), 2009–14 30
Figure 12: Automotive aftermarket, Poland, wear and tear parts volume by product type (units, 000s), 2004–08 32
Figure 13: Automotive aftermarket, Poland, wear and tear parts volume by product type (units, 000s), 2009–14 34
Figure 14: Automotive aftermarket, Poland, mechanical parts value by product type (€m), 2004–08 36
Figure 15: Automotive aftermarket, Poland, mechanical parts value by product type (€m), 2009–14 38
Figure 16: Automotive aftermarket, Poland, mechanical parts volume by product type (units, 000s), 2004–08 40
Figure 17: Automotive aftermarket, Poland, mechanical parts volume by product type (units, 000s), 2009–14 42
Figure 18: Automotive aftermarket, Poland, consumables and accessories value by product type (€m), 2004–08 44
Figure 19: Automotive aftermarket, Poland, consumables and accessories value by product type (€m), 2009–14 46
Figure 20: Automotive aftermarket, Poland, consumables and accessories volume by product type (units, 000s), 2004–08 48
Figure 21: Automotive aftermarket, Poland, consumables and accessories volume by product type (units, 000s), 2009–14 50
Figure 22: Automotive aftermarket, Poland, crash repair parts value by product type (€m), 2004–08 52
Figure 23: Automotive aftermarket, Poland, crash repair parts value by product type (€m), 2009–14 54
Figure 24: Automotive aftermarket, Poland, crash repair parts volume by product type (units, 000s), 2004–08 56
Figure 25: Automotive aftermarket, Poland, crash repair parts volume by product type (units, 000s), 2009–14 58

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More often than not, buyers rely on some kind of car finance option as they do not have a large lump sum readily available which would allow them to buy a car outright.

For this reason there are a number of car finance options available to buyers, each suited to individual needs, the most popular of which are discussed below.

Hire Purchase (HP)

Also known as “dealer finance”, this is possibly the oldest method of car financing. It is still offered in most dealerships today and can be arranged directly with lenders.

It involves securing the loan amount on the car, much like how mortgages are secured against homes. This of course means that the car isn’t fully owned right up until the last payment. It also means that failure to make the repayments could result in the car being repossessed.

The good thing about HP is that once the final payment is made, the car is then yours. Interest rates and any required deposit are generally quite low, not as low though as most personal car loans.

Personal Car Loan

Personal loans are arranged directly with lenders or banks. The money is then used to purchase the car. Due to the competitive nature of the personal loans market this option is usually the most cost effective.

As the loan is arranged separately from the purchase of the car it can be especially suited to first-time buyers.

Generally speaking, the only time a personal loan may not be best option is if the applicant has a particularly low credit rating. This is because the APR they may end up paying, may not be as low as the advertised rate.

Lastly, personal loans can sometimes take a few days to arrange.

Personal Contract Hire (PCH)

Also know as “car leasing”, this is the best option if you wish to change your car every few years, and don’t have access to a big deposit.

In most cases the car remains the property of the dealership, with monthly payments being made for the length of the term, usually 12 to 48 months.

The good thing about PCH is that they can be quite flexible in that some dealerships offer the option to purchase the car at the end of the term and road maintenance packages are sometimes thrown in as an incentive.

Although the monthly repayments for PCH can be quite low, exceeding any stated mileage and removing any modifications at the end of the term can work out costly.

This databook shows how the light vehicle aftermarket has developed and is forecast to evolve in the next 5 years. It quantifies the size and segmentation of the market. The report details the market dynamics for key fast moving aftermarket products by product family (tyres, service parts, wear and tear parts, mechanical parts, consumables and accessories, and crash repair).

Scope

*Value of the aftermarket at retail prices, both for “”parts only”" and for “”parts and labour”" (i.e. including fitting charges)

*Value of aftermarket by product family – tyres; service parts; wear & tear parts; mechanical parts; consumables / accessories; crash repair parts

*Market volume by product family along with replacement rates

Highlights

In an increasingly competitive aftermarket, review the prospects for growth in the market. Understand how market volume and value for key products are forecast to evolve.

Reasons to Purchase

*Discover quantitative trends affecting the market, including changes in market size, volumes and values by product, and shifts in replacement rates

*Understand the future direction of the market with reliable historical data and full five year forecasting

Table of Contents :

OVERVIEW 1
Catalyst 1
Summary 1
INTRODUCTION 7
Reasons to purchase 7
HUNGARIAN AUTOMOTIVE AFTERMARKET – OVERVIEW 10
Aftermarket overview, 2004–14 10
Aftermarket retail value by product family, 2004–14 12
HUNGARIAN AUTOMOTIVE AFTERMARKET – PRODUCT ANALYSIS 16
Tyres value and volume analysis 16
Service parts value and volume analysis 20
Wear and tear parts value and volume analysis 27
Mechanical parts value and volume analysis 35
Consumables and accessories value and volume analysis 41
Crash repair parts value and volume analysis 49
APPENDIX 57
Further reading 57
How to contact experts in your industry 57

LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1: Automotive aftermarket overview, Hungary, parts value (€m) and labor value (€m), 2004–14 10
Figure 2: Automotive aftermarket, Hungary, value by product family (€m), 2004–08 12
Figure 3: Automotive aftermarket, Hungary, value by product family (€m), 2009–14 14
Figure 4: Automotive aftermarket, Hungary, tyres value (€m) and volume (units, 000s), 2004–08 16
Figure 5: Automotive aftermarket, Hungary, tyres value (€m) and volume (units, 000s), 2009–14 18
Figure 6: Automotive aftermarket, Hungary, service parts value by product type (€m), 2004–08 20
Figure 7: Automotive aftermarket, Hungary, service parts value by product type (€m), 2009–14 22
Figure 8: Automotive aftermarket, Hungary, service parts volume by product type (units, 000s), 2004–08 24
Figure 9: Automotive aftermarket, Hungary, service parts volume by product type (units, 000s), 2009–14 26
Figure 10: Automotive aftermarket, Hungary, wear and tear parts value by product type (€m), 2004–08 27
Figure 11: Automotive aftermarket, Hungary, wear and tear parts value by product type (€m), 2009–14 29
Figure 12: Automotive aftermarket, Hungary, wear and tear parts volume by product type (units, 000s), 2004–08 31
Figure 13: Automotive aftermarket, Hungary, wear and tear parts volume by product type (units, 000s), 2009–14 33
Figure 14: Automotive aftermarket, Hungary, mechanical parts value by product type (€m), 2004–08 35
Figure 15: Automotive aftermarket, Hungary, mechanical parts value by product type (€m), 2009–14 37
Figure 16: Automotive aftermarket, Hungary, mechanical parts volume by product type (units, 000s), 2004–08 39
Figure 17: Automotive aftermarket, Hungary, mechanical parts volume by product type (units, 000s), 2009–14 40
Figure 18: Automotive aftermarket, Hungary, consumables and accessories value by product type (€m), 2004–08 41
Figure 19: Automotive aftermarket, Hungary, consumables and accessories value by product type (€m), 2009–14 43
Figure 20: Automotive aftermarket, Hungary, consumables and accessories volume by product type (units, 000s), 2004–08 45
Figure 21: Automotive aftermarket, Hungary, consumables and accessories volume by product type (units, 000s), 2009–14 47
Figure 22: Automotive aftermarket, Hungary, crash repair parts value by product type (€m), 2004–08 49
Figure 23: Automotive aftermarket, Hungary, crash repair parts value by product type (€m), 2009–14 51
Figure 24: Automotive aftermarket, Hungary, crash repair parts volume by product type (units, 000s), 2004–08 53
Figure 25: Automotive aftermarket, Hungary, crash repair parts volume by product type (units, 000s), 2009–14 55

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This databook shows how the light vehicle aftermarket has developed and is forecast to evolve in the next 5 years. It quantifies the size and segmentation of the market. The report details the market dynamics for key fast moving aftermarket products by product family (tyres, service parts, wear and tear parts, mechanical parts, consumables and accessories, and crash repair).

Scope

*Value of the aftermarket at retail prices, both for “”parts only”" and for “”parts and labour”" (i.e. including fitting charges)

*Value of aftermarket by product family – tyres; service parts; wear & tear parts; mechanical parts; consumables / accessories; crash repair parts

*Market volume by product family along with replacement rates

Highlights

In an increasingly competitive aftermarket, review the prospects for growth in the market. Understand how market volume and value for key products are forecast to evolve.

Reasons to Purchase

*Discover quantitative trends affecting the market, including changes in market size, volumes and values by product, and shifts in replacement rates

*Understand the future direction of the market with reliable historical data and full five year forecasting

Table of Contents :

OVERVIEW 1
Catalyst 1
Summary 1
INTRODUCTION 7
Reasons to purchase 7
CROATIAN AUTOMOTIVE AFTERMARKET – OVERVIEW 10
Aftermarket overview, 2004–14 10
Aftermarket retail value by product family, 2004–14 12
CROATIAN AUTOMOTIVE AFTERMARKET – PRODUCT ANALYSIS 16
Tyres value and volume analysis 16
Service parts value and volume analysis 20
Wear and tear parts value and volume analysis 28
Mechanical parts value and volume analysis 36
Consumables and accessories value and volume analysis 44
Crash repair parts value and volume analysis 52
APPENDIX 60
Further reading 60
How to contact experts in your industry 60

LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1: Automotive aftermarket overview, Croatia, parts value (€m) and labor value (€m), 2004–14 10
Figure 2: Automotive aftermarket, Croatia, value by product family (€m), 2004–08 12
Figure 3: Automotive aftermarket, Croatia, value by product family (€m), 2009–14 14
Figure 4: Automotive aftermarket, Croatia, tyres value (€m) and volume (units, 000s), 2004–08 16
Figure 5: Automotive aftermarket, Croatia, tyres value (€m) and volume (units, 000s), 2009–14 18
Figure 6: Automotive aftermarket, Croatia, service parts value by product type (€m), 2004–08 20
Figure 7: Automotive aftermarket, Croatia, service parts value by product type (€m), 2009–14 22
Figure 8: Automotive aftermarket, Croatia, service parts volume by product type (units, 000s), 2004–08 24
Figure 9: Automotive aftermarket, Croatia, service parts volume by product type (units, 000s), 2009–14 26
Figure 10: Automotive aftermarket, Croatia, wear and tear parts value by product type (€m), 2004–08 28
Figure 11: Automotive aftermarket, Croatia, wear and tear parts value by product type (€m), 2009–14 30
Figure 12: Automotive aftermarket, Croatia, wear and tear parts volume by product type (units, 000s), 2004–08 32
Figure 13: Automotive aftermarket, Croatia, wear and tear parts volume by product type (units, 000s), 2009–14 34
Figure 14: Automotive aftermarket, Croatia, mechanical parts value by product type (€m), 2004–08 36
Figure 15: Automotive aftermarket, Croatia, mechanical parts value by product type (€m), 2009–14 38
Figure 16: Automotive aftermarket, Croatia, mechanical parts volume by product type (units, 000s), 2004–08 40
Figure 17: Automotive aftermarket, Croatia, mechanical parts volume by product type (units, 000s), 2009–14 42
Figure 18: Automotive aftermarket, Croatia, consumables and accessories value by product type (€m), 2004–08 44
Figure 19: Automotive aftermarket, Croatia, consumables and accessories value by product type (€m), 2009–14 46
Figure 20: Automotive aftermarket, Croatia, consumables and accessories volume by product type (units, 000s), 2004–08 48
Figure 21: Automotive aftermarket, Croatia, consumables and accessories volume by product type (units, 000s), 2009–14 50
Figure 22: Automotive aftermarket, Croatia, crash repair parts value by product type (€m), 2004–08 52
Figure 23: Automotive aftermarket, Croatia, crash repair parts value by product type (€m), 2009–14 54
Figure 24: Automotive aftermarket, Croatia, crash repair parts volume by product type (units, 000s), 2004–08 56
Figure 25: Automotive aftermarket, Croatia, crash repair parts volume by product type (units, 000s), 2009–14 58

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To have a great looking tricked out car you should look at the best way to modify the car. You will find various items to help you in this endeavor. For this reason you should take your time and chooser the various car parts which you think have the potential to make you car perform magnificently.

As the end goal is to have a tricked out car like the professional tricked out cars you should choose these with an eye to the end result. Some of these parts will include the engine you will be installing in the car. While massive power is not the needed end result, it helps these tricked out cars to cruise the streets and get attention from others.

Once you have chosen the items you will need to see the next step is to install them into your car. These modifications will change the look and performance of your car for ever. For this reason before you continue any further you should be aware of this fact.

Some of the accessories you can use to create tricked out cars will include massive tires. These tires will give your car a different appearance but you won’t need to worry about traction unless you have chosen tires which won’t be able to handle the various conditions of the roads.

In addition to having these various internal car parts changed you will need to make sure your car has the paint work to match the new performance. There are individuals who can help you to create the tricked out cars you want. There are different colors and patterns you will be able to use on your car. These color and paintwork will speak of your personality and make a statement about the type of person you are known to be.

Having remodeled the outside of the cars you can start with the inside seats and the steering panel. These are the parts of the car that say this is a tricked out car. By looking at the entire car in this manner you can see about having a car you will be proud to drive in.