"Collision Revenue Takes a Hit: Dealerships Feel the Squeeze as Consolidators Gain Ground A new report reveals that dealership collision revenue has taken a 3 percent hit in 2025, marking a significant decline in an already competitive market. As consolidators continue to muscle in on the industry, traditional dealerships are facing increased pressure to adapt and innovate in order to stay afloat. With complex repairs, thin profit margins, and mounting insurance pressures all taking their toll, many retailers are being forced to rethink their business strategies and consider new approaches to stay ahead of the curve. Can dealerships find a way to regain their footing, or will the rise of consolidators continue to reshape the collision repair landscape?"
Dealership collision revenue declined 3 percent in 2025 as competition from consolidators intensified. Complex repairs, thin margins and insurance pressures are forcing retailers to reconsider the ...
