#Aftermarket

A New York hot rod shop says industrial 3D scanning has cut a part-design process that once took days down to minutes, showing how digital capture is becoming practical shop-floor infrastructure rather than a novelty.

Joe Ferrante, whose Pennsylvania operation became the largest dedicated Fisker service center in the U.S., is ready to move on, raising fresh questions for owners of orphaned vehicles.

Enkei is releasing a limited McLaren Formula 1 collaboration version of its RPF1 wheel, bringing a motorsport-branded edition of one of the aftermarket scene’s best-known designs to street cars.

Nissan says the returning Xterra will be engineered for 35-inch tires from the factory, with room for heavier aftermarket customization as the automaker courts enthusiasts and accessory builders.