AOV benchmark
Median account AOV · USD · Parent industry: Automotive Services
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Manual-based service scope and used-material handling.
Median account AOV · USD · Parent industry: Automotive Services
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Within Automotive Services
The FTC directs drivers to the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule in the owner’s manual for their driving conditions. An ad can offer a manual-based check rather than a universal interval.
FTC guidance asks consumers to compare a shop schedule with the owner’s manual and ask why extra work is recommended. Creative can make the reason and scope of any add-on visible.
The FTC notes that newer vehicles may need fewer routine tune-up parts and points back to the manual. A lube offer should list its actual tasks rather than imply a broad mechanical overhaul.
The FTC says the repair order should identify each repair, parts and labor. A maintenance offer can explain what the customer receives after the visit without asserting that a specific vehicle needs parts.
The reference benchmark is for Automotive Services.
Parent industry benchmark. Snapshot read 11 October 2026.
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Research scope
Parent industry: Automotive Services
Median and middle 50% of observed account-level average order values in USD, with each account weighted equally. Use this range as a comparison, not a profitability measure.
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