Hit Vegas with extra chips of knowledge in your pocket! Industry Analysis.

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Hit Vegas with extra chips of knowledge in your pocket!

Industry Analysis

Hit Vegas with extra chips of knowledge in your pocket!

265.2cars on the road…

Source: IHS

Hit Vegas with extra chips of knowledge in your pocket!

Source: IHS

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6.0%U.S. Light Vehicle Aftermarket

$246.7 B

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Source: IHS

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74%

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Vehicle Population by Model Year

After 2000 Model

Pre 2000 Model

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Source: AASA analysis

26%

74%

2013

DIY DIFM

22%

78%

2025

DIFM Share Growth

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Source: 2016 AASA World Automotive Market Report

Oceania

North America

Western Europe

Central Eastern Europe

Central and South America

Africa

Middle East

Asia

-2.00% 0.00% 2.00% 4.00% 6.00% 8.00% 10.00%

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1.50%

4.50%

5.70%

5.90%

7.20%

9.00%

Ten-Year Growth Rate by Region for Light VIO

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Source: A Roadmap to Safer Driving Through Advanced Driver Assistance Systems

# of auto accidents

# of fatalities

# of vehicles damaged

# of people injured

6.07M

3.9M

33K

23.9M

According to the National Safety Council, a 14% surge in fatal accidents is expected in

2015 due to a combination of factors

Lowest gas prices in years

An economic recovery in the U.S. that means drivers are driving more

Adverse weather in some parts of

the country

More than 6 million auto accidents happen in the U.S. each year

A 14% jump in the number of fatalities is expected this year