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A record number of older vehicles on American roads ensures steady demand for aftermarket parts as drivers prioritize repairs over new car payments.

A viral TikTok skit has perfectly captured a nightmare every parts store employee dreads. Whoismario (@whoismario2x) created a 40-second video showing a customer—played by Mario—walking into an O'Reilly Auto Parts store just minutes before closing and placing an order that would make any retail worker's heart sink.

O'Reilly Automotive's stock price uptrend is unlikely to end; it will likely continue higher in 2026 as cash flow and buybacks drive value.

O’Reilly Automotive (ORLY) stands out for strong technical momentum, new all-time highs, and a consistent “Buy” signal from Barchart indicators. Shares are up more than 42% over the past year. The company boasts robust fundamentals including steady revenue and earnings growth. Despite its strong performance, ORLY is considered volatile and...

While O'Reilly Automotive has surged past the broader market over the past year, analysts are highly bullish about the stock's growth potential.

Is O’Reilly Automotive still the Wall Street analysts’ favorite after its outperformance compared to the broader market?

With dealership repair quotes rising fast, even the cost of parts for new brakes can leave drivers stunned. But for one TikTok creator, a little extra research and the realization she didn’t need rotors after all meant walking away with nearly $440 in savings and $188 back in her pocket.

A Walmart shopper was astounded by the cost of oil products at the ubiquitous retailer.