I agree with you. One of my younger brothers is planning to have this kind of business in the future. For now, he is still studying and aiming to have the major about automotive to fulfill his dream.
Automotive shop mechanic: A survivor business
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I also knew that it is a good business, but cannot push myself to do so. Some of my relatives in the countryside have this business and were passed the interest to the young ones now. It is not for me to do so.
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You need to be educated on this business or has learned or acquired skills through practice in the automotive shop. It's good to those with interest on this or else it won't prosper.
With the technological revolution being applied on their crafts, they are making good money from the trade. It is a beautiful skill to have.
It will really be lovely to have flying cars. But that will come with a lot of environmentally and space challenges. If a flying car breaks down middle way in flight, it may lands on someone's apartment.
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In Nigeria, automobile mechanics learns it through apprenticeship. I doubt if there is a training school for automobile service in Nigeria. Though automobiles companies have services centers across the country but they only service new cars but majority of automobile owners bought their vehicles second hand.
It is part of the reason why those who are already involved in it are taking advantage of the business because they have more demand for their services.
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There are many automotive shops here and I always see displays of cars, trucks, and jeepneys on repair, but there are also times, I see only very few. I think the operators of this kind of business never rub it of money.It will really be lovely to have flying cars. But that will come with a lot of environmentally and space challenges. If a flying car breaks down middle way in flight, it may lands on someone's apartment.
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In Nigeria, automobile mechanics learns it through apprenticeship. I doubt if there is a training school for automobile service in Nigeria. Though automobiles companies have services centers across the country but they only service new cars but majority of automobile owners bought their vehicles second hand.
I can say this, this is a very profitable type of the business. However there are folks that leverage from it and even passed the skills to the young ones and have their generation and generations doing the business in a very smoothly way.
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This is a very good business that could be inherited by interested or skilled children. They could also make it as a family business. Business like this needs skilled manager or mechanic, this way, their business becomes popular.
Automotive shop mechanic is very high demand in my country, because most of the people need them on urgent basis if one do have the perfect knowledge about it then he can earn much more than one can expect, friend of mine is doing this business and he is very rich now.
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It is also popular in my country specifically in the city where I live. Automotive shop is a must for car repairs. I been to a car auto repair last month and paid almost $250. It s a lucrative business. The shop owner always has money .
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You do it, support your brother in his quest to own a mechanic shop. There are always customers in an auto mechanic shop. I always see people going to an auto shop for car repairs or anything neeede by druvers.
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That is so right, we can always see drivers parking near the shop waiting for their turn for a car or vehicle check. The auto shops are instructed along the national highway for easy access of the drivers.
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That's right there's a huge profit on operating an auto mechanic shop. As long as there are cars the automotive mechanics shops continue to exist. Only they expert on this.