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NYSE-listed (AAP) automotive aftermarket retailer at $11.3B revenue with 4,700+ stores; sold Worldpac in 2024 to focus on retail competing with AutoZone and O'Reilly for US automotive parts market.
Advance Auto Parts is a Raleigh, North Carolina-based automotive aftermarket parts retailer — listed on NYSE (NYSE: AAP) — operating 4,700+ stores across North America selling auto parts, accessories, batteries, and maintenance products to both DIY consumers and professional automotive repair shops (the DIFM — Do It For Me — segment) through its Advance Auto Parts, Carquest Auto Parts, and Worldpac wholesale distribution brands. Founded in 1932 and generating $11.3 billion in revenue in fiscal year 2024, Advance Auto Parts is the third-largest US automotive parts retailer (after AutoZone and O'Reilly Automotive) serving the $80 billion+ US automotive aftermarket.
German premium automaker with €142B revenue selling 2.55M vehicles; BMW, MINI, and Rolls-Royce brands with Neue Klasse EV platform launching 2025-2026.
BMW Group is a German multinational automotive manufacturer producing premium and luxury vehicles under the BMW, MINI, and Rolls-Royce brands, generating approximately €142 billion in annual revenue with 2.55 million vehicles sold in 2024. Founded in 1916 in Munich and headquartered there, BMW Group is listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange and is majority controlled by the Quandt family. The BMW brand is synonymous with driving dynamics — "The Ultimate Driving Machine" — and competes with Mercedes-Benz and Audi in the global premium automotive segment.
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