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?
Tell us how the industry really is, join the CAT panel
To make sure CAT stays at the very heart of the aftermarket, we’re creating a new panel made up of a wide cross section of the industry. We want retailers, garages, factors, suppliers, parts manufacturers, buying groups and trade associations to form a 50-strong panel of opinion formers. Get in touch!
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.
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