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eCommerce Brand in the Performance Automotive Parts & Accessories Vertical | No SKU Concentration Risk | Drop Ship Model (Low OPEX)
Amazon drop-ship brand for performance auto parts and accessories
On NextCompany since September 3, 2026 (41 days)
Location undisclosedEstablished 2017
Business overview
This online retailer sells performance auto parts and accessories for cars and trucks. Website Closers lists the brand at an asking price of $1,850,000. The business has operated since 2017. Gross revenue is $9,197,157, with cash flow of $534,052.
Amazon generates 99% of sales on a drop-ship catalog of more than 170,000 SKUs. The company holds no inventory. Its top product is 1.7% of sales. One general manager oversees daily work.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Buyers with Amazon marketplace experience who want a drop-ship catalog without holding inventory.
- Owner-operators in performance auto parts who can work with a general manager already in place.
- Acquirers who want SKU diversity, with the top product at 1.7% of sales.
- Buyers who can fund the $1,850,000 asking price without a seller-financed note.
Details
Frequently Asked Questions
The brand sells performance parts and accessories for cars and trucks. The catalog includes brakes, exhaust systems, gauges, belts, and fluids. DIY customers form a core buyer group for these modification products. Website Closers represents this online retailer as listing WC2757.
Amazon generates 99% of sales for this performance parts catalog. Domestic suppliers ship each item straight to the customer. The company pays Amazon no fulfillment or storage fees on those orders. Amazon orders enter a sales register, then go to the lowest-price supplier.
Website Closers lists this performance auto parts brand at an asking price of $1,850,000. The company generates $9,197,157 in gross revenue and $534,052 in cash flow. That cash flow comes with an average order value of $197. The brand typically sells over 125 parts per day.
Website Closers presents this performance auto parts brand without seller financing. The asking price is $1,850,000 for the drop-ship operating company. Buyers fund that entire figure from sources other than the seller. The listing terms do not add a seller-carried note on the sale.
A general manager oversees all daily management activities for the brand. Outsourced virtual assistants handle all customer service duties for orders. The current seller treats the company as a hands-off operation. Website Closers describes the model as simple to learn for eCommerce buyers.