6 other auto-service segments hurting from COVID-19, too

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SAN FRANCISCO – 

Recent Auto Remarketing reports chronicled the swift declines in wholesale activities at auctions and the softening of vehicle retail sales at dealerships.

The data science team at Womply, a software and API company serving small businesses and app developers, looked to quantify the impact of COVID-19 on segments of the automotive industry that might be used by auctions, dealerships and related service providers. Womply dissected daily data analysis of transaction trends year-over-year at 400,000 local businesses across the country, including 30,000 auto services operations.

Womply discovered these auto services businesses are sustaining significant decreases. Here are the firm’s year-over-year comparisons as of Thursday:

Auto parts and supply shops

• Weekly revenue at local auto parts and supply businesses is down 32% year-over-year.

• Last week was their worst revenue week of 2020.

• Nine percent have stopped transacting entirely.

Auto repair and maintenance

• Weekly revenue at local auto repair and maintenance businesses is down 41% year-over-year.

• Last week was their worst revenue week of 2020.

• Eight percent have stopped transacting entirely.

Auto wash and detail

• Weekly revenue at local auto wash and detail businesses is down 48% year-over-year.

• The week of March 16 was their worst revenue week of 2020, when weekly revenue was down 53% year-over-year.

• Twelve percent have stopped transacting entirely.

Gas stations

• Weekly revenue at local gas stations is down 48% year-over-year.

• Last week was their worst revenue week of 2020.

• Four percent have stopped transacting entirely.

Tire services

• Weekly revenue at local tire services businesses is down 39% year-over-year.

• Last week was their worst revenue week of 2020.

• Seven percent have stopped transacting entirely.

Towing and roadside assistance

• Weekly revenue at local towing and roadside assistance businesses is down 47% year-over-year.

• Last week was their worst revenue week of 2020.

• Seven percent have stopped transacting entirely.

Womply’s ongoing data analysis is available here.



Source : AutoFinanceNews