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In the latest episode of Behind the Wheel, Scott and Rich dive deep into the recent bankruptcy announcements from industry giants Recaro and BBS. While the news might seem alarming, the podcasters offer a more nuanced perspective on the situation.
The episode kicks off with a discussion about the broader automotive aftermarket landscape. Scott and Rich agree that while the news of Recaro and BBS facing financial difficulties is undoubtedly significant, it’s essential to view these events within the context of the overall industry. They highlight the economic challenges many businesses are facing, including rising interest rates and consumer spending shifts.
Scott and Rich reassure listeners that the challenges faced by Recaro and BBS are unlikely to significantly impact the availability of their products for enthusiasts. They point out that these companies have diversified product lines, and it’s probable that their automotive divisions will find solutions to navigate the current financial climate.
Despite the challenges, Scott and Rich remain optimistic about the future of the automotive aftermarket. They believe that dedicated enthusiasts will continue to seek out performance and customization options, driving demand for high-quality aftermarket components.
Thank you for Tuning in and please, if you like the podcast and what we’ve been doing here, please SUBSCRIBE! We’re on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher and we always put the full video interviews on our YouTube Channel (https://www.youtube.com/konigwheels)
(we’d love if you subscribe there as well!) Thank you for listening!
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In the latest episode of Behind the Wheel, Scott and Rich dive deep into the recent bankruptcy announcements from industry giants Recaro and BBS. While the news might seem alarming, the podcasters offer a more nuanced perspective on the situation.
The episode kicks off with a discussion about the broader automotive aftermarket landscape. Scott and Rich agree that while the news of Recaro and BBS facing financial difficulties is undoubtedly significant, it’s essential to view these events within the context of the overall industry. They highlight the economic challenges many businesses are facing, including rising interest rates and consumer spending shifts.
Scott and Rich reassure listeners that the challenges faced by Recaro and BBS are unlikely to significantly impact the availability of their products for enthusiasts. They point out that these companies have diversified product lines, and it’s probable that their automotive divisions will find solutions to navigate the current financial climate.
Despite the challenges, Scott and Rich remain optimistic about the future of the automotive aftermarket. They believe that dedicated enthusiasts will continue to seek out performance and customization options, driving demand for high-quality aftermarket components.
Thank you for Tuning in and please, if you like the podcast and what we’ve been doing here, please SUBSCRIBE! We’re on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher and we always put the full video interviews on our YouTube Channel (https://www.youtube.com/konigwheels)
(we’d love if you subscribe there as well!) Thank you for listening!
FOLLOW:
Konig’s Instagram: @konigwheelsusa
https://www.instagram.com/konigwheelsusa/
More on the Konig Behind The Wheel Podcast and to SUBSCRIBE:
https://konigwheels.compodcast
The post Automotive companies going bankrupt… Is this a sign of things to come? || Behind The Wheel Podcast appeared first on Konig Wheels Behind The Wheel Podcast.

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