Shares of the aftermarket automotive products company Advance Auto Parts (NYSE: AAP) were climbing today after a report released this week showed that demand for used vehicles is rising.

On Thursday, the company said it will handle the extra costs tied to the current tariff regime and still deliver its full-year earnings targets.

Auto parts aftermarket companies have faced a series of economic issues that have reduced their revenue over the last two ...

Advance Auto Parts shares popped nearly 40% Thursday morning after the company maintained its full-year outlook despite the impact of tariffs.

Advance Auto Parts (NYSE: AAP) reported first-quarter results Thursday morning that easily topped expectations, and said its transformation plan was ahead of schedule. Investors were pleased ...

Advance Auto Parts posted a smaller-than-expected Q1 loss and topped revenue estimates with $2.58B in sales. The company reaffirmed its FY25 guidance and plans 30 new stores, despite margin ...

Well for me it was today dealing with Advance Auto Parts and the battery situation. Thanks y'all. I was in Oxford Florida by the way. It's beautiful here.

I last covered Advance Auto Parts, Inc. (NYSE:AAP) last August. At that time, I had a neutral outlook saying that while the stock might have appeared cheap, the turnaround wasn't gaining traction.

Americans are snatching up used cars. Elevated new car prices could continue to spur demand for older vehicles and, as a result, used car parts. Advance Auto Parts still has a long road ahead.

Detailed price information for Advance Auto Parts Inc (AAP-N) from The Globe and Mail including charting and trades.