In Tune

Jan. 1, 2020
Our third In Tune supplement of this year covers the growing market of special effect paint and graphics, revealing what colors are hot this moment. We also explain some common legal concerns that performance distributors should be aware of when sell
To understand the tuner market, you need to look no further than the fashion industry. Before you consider this statement ludicrous (or downright shameful), consider the parallels. In fashion, what is considered innovative and popular is usually determined by a small but influential buying contingent. Those who work in fashion must attend shows and watch consumers at the "street level" to get a handle of the marketplace. So, too, must successful tuner product retailers and distributors get a handle of what's popular by eyeing street-level activity, whether it's attending shows or going to the local weekend hot spot where drivers are comparing notes on their customized rides. Click on the link below to download a PDF of our third In Tune supplement.

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