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So, earlier today I was on Ratchet and Wrench Magazine and I ran across this article which I found to be very interesting. (or maybe a mistake?)

 

http://www.ratchetandwrench.com/RatchetWrench/September-2015/My-Auto-Service/

 

What I"m talking about is this: The article states that the shop does 700 vehicles a month with a annual revenue of $550,000. That brings the ARO to about $65.48. Is it a completely different business model than what I'm (or most of us) are striving for? I mean, it doesn't look like a quick lube, but it's the home of the $10 oil change. And in my experience (and I believe in all of yours) doing something like a $10 oil change only brings in the "bottom feeders."

 

Now please don't get me wrong - I am by no means dissing this shop, I do not know them or their business.

 

But it seems that everything that I've ever learned on ASO goes against how this guy is surviving?

 

I just found this article interesting and thought it would start a good discussion.

 

Hope you all are having a great day!

Posted (edited)

I'm still stuck on the $10 oil change, I wonder if its watered down cooking oil from McDonalds and they just wash the filter :D

Edited by phynny
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Look at the shop, its a $1m facility easily. Operating expenses have to be $100k a month. No way $550k a year is cutting it. I wonder how many people leave there for $10. Maybe the shop does $500k and slots revenue adds another $2m. Lol

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