The automotive green parts market is bringing newer, smaller, and more agile businesses into the sector—vehicle dismantling start-ups whose exponential growth started post-pandemic. They operate out of small industrial units with low overheads, specialising in specific vehicle makes and models. These newcomer businesses have more in common with a modern automotive repair workshop than with a typical metal recycling or salvage yard.
Car selection is deliberate and physical dismantling, a slick operation. Space constraints mean that inventory cannot afford to sit around, and vehicle stock must be processed rapidly. To unlock the necessary speed and efficiency and manage labour costs, staff need to be knowledgeable and highly skilled. Consequently, it is crucial that these technicians have access to high-quality automotive training and the right equipment. After all, these new dismantling businesses deliver value to customers by providing extended warranties. Technicians must be trained to disassemble engines, gearboxes and drivetrains for inspection. They go on to check tolerances and ensure that the parts being sold are defect-free, tried and tested.
In today’s market dominated by over-priced OEM parts, exorbitant main dealer pricing, and an ongoing shortage of brand-new parts, quality-assured green parts with extended warranties are an increasingly attractive alternative for repair agents and car owners alike.
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