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Industry Surveys
Autos & Auto Parts

Efraim Levy, CFA, Auto Manufacturers & Auto Parts Equity
Analyst
JULY 2014

Current Environment ............................................................................................ 1
Industry Profile .................................................................................................... 10
Industry Trends ................................................................................................... 12
How the Industry Operates ............................................................................... 22
Key Industry Ratios and Statistics ................................................................... 28
How to Analyze an Automobile Manufacturing Company .......................... 30
Glossary ................................................................................................................ 34
Industry References ........................................................................................... 36

CONTACTS:

Comparative Company Analysis ...................................................................... 37

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Topics Covered by Industry Surveys
Aerospace & Defense
Airlines

Electric Utilities
Environmental & Waste Management

Metals: Industrial
Movies & Entertainment

Alcoholic Beverages & Tobacco

Financial Services: Diversified

Natural Gas Distribution

Apparel & Footwear:
Retailers & Brands

Foods & Nonalcoholic Beverages
Healthcare: Facilities

Oil & Gas: Equipment & Services
Oil & Gas: Production & Marketing

Autos & Auto Parts

Healthcare: Managed Care

Paper & Forest Products

Banking
Biotechnology

Healthcare:


References: January, the supply of total US light vehicles for the Detroit Three was more than 100 days as of February 1, 2014, which was enough to last roughly until Memorial Day, while other automakers in the industry had 88 days’ worth of supply. As of May 1, 2014, both the Ford F series and Ram pickup had a 100-day supply, while GM had a 115-day supply of Chevrolet Silverado and 99-day supply of GMC Sierra, according to
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