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Car Body Shops in the US - Employment (2021-2031)

Name: Car Body Shops in the US
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There are xx employees in the Car Body Shops industry in the US, which is expected to grow at xx% over the next five years. This industry provides repair and customization work to the interior and body of passenger cars, trucks, vans and trailers. Some industry operators specialize in specific auto repairs. For example, paint shops specialize in post-collision paint jobs, while automotive glass shops replace, repair and tint windows. Restoration shops, which typically represent a niche market, restore classic and antique cars.

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Employment

Total value (#) and annual change from 2012 – 2030.

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Revenue

$XX

2021-2026 XX%

2026-2031 XX%

Employees

XX

2021-2026 XX%

2026-2031 XX%

Businesses

XX

2021-2026 XX%

2026-2031 XX%

Profit

$XX

2021-2026 XX%

Profit Margin

XX%

2021-2026 XX%

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Industry	Sector	Last 5-yr CAGR	Forecast 5-year CAGR	Revenue
Car & Automobile Manufacturing in the US	Other Services (except Public Administration)	XX%	XX%	$XX
New Car Dealers in the US	Other Services (except Public Administration)	XX%	XX%	$XX
Used Car Dealers in the US	Other Services (except Public Administration)	XX%	XX%	$XX
Auto Windshield Repair Services in the US	Other Services (except Public Administration)	XX%	XX%	$XX
Car Wash & Auto Detailing in the US	Other Services (except Public Administration)	XX%	XX%	$XX
Auto Mechanics in the US	Other Services (except Public Administration)	XX%	XX%	$XX
Automobile Engine & Parts Manufacturing in the US	Other Services (except Public Administration)	XX%	XX%	$XX
Auto Parts Manufacturing in the US	Other Services (except Public Administration)	XX%	XX%	$XX
Car Body Shops in Canada	Other Services (except Public Administration) in Canada	XX%	XX%	$XX
Motor Vehicle Body, Paint and Interior Repair in Australia	Other Services (except Public Administration) in Australia	XX%	XX%	$XX
Motor Vehicle Body, Paint and Interior Repair in New Zealand	Other Services (except Public Administration) in New Zealand	XX%	XX%	$XX
Car Repair Services in China	Other Services (except Public Administration) in China	XX%	XX%	$XX

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many people are employed in the Car Body Shops in the US in 2026?

There is 354,504 people employed in the Car Body Shops in the US as of 2026.

What is employment growth in the Car Body Shops in the US in 2026?

The number of people employed in the Car Body Shops in the US grew 1.7% on average over the five years between 2021 and 2026.

Is employment in the Car Body Shops in the US expected to grow or decline over the next 5 years?

See our full analysis of the Car Body Shops in the US to understand if the industry employment is expected to grow or decline over the next five years.