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"I think that it is generally agreed that the future of the industry is going to become more challenging for various reasons; including complex vehicle technology, longer service schedules, customer service expectations and political influences on competence and accountability, all these issues will reduce the number of independent repairers able to work on the modern vehicle.
Parts make our world go around. They might also make your head spin if you don’t keep on top of what you’re sourcing, where from and how. The aftermarket is an adaptable, nebulous and ingenious thing, but could everything not just be a bit more simple?
Over the coming days we'll be catching up with all of our award winners from 2012. We'll be hearing how they felt after winning their CAT Awards, and how the awards have helped to drum up new business opportunities. Next year, it could be your business!
More than 140 aftermarket heavyweights converged on Twickenham Rugby Stadium recently for the 2012 CAT Awards. The great and the good applauded our eight award winners, including retail magnate Joe Elliot for his lifetime achievement award.
More than 140 aftermarket heavyweights converged on Twickenham Rugby Stadium recently for the 2012 CAT Awards. The great and the good applauded our eight award winners, including retail magnate Joe Elliot for his lifetime achievement award.
Find out the winners of the 2012 CAT Awards here
Government common sense shock
Government MOT action - the six months ahead
Government statement on MOT from Justine Greening
Andrew Page is breaking ground on its new National Distribution Centre in Derbyshire. The 100,000 square foot site will support the company's continued expansion plans, and will be built on the Markham Vale Business Centre site in Derbyshire, opening up 120 jobs for the community