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1BLS Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages - Auto Dealers (NAICS 4411)
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Straight answers about BLS data
How many auto dealerships are in the BLS data?
The 2024 national cut counts 47,254 automobile dealer establishments employing 1,283,098 people, paying $102.17 billion in annual wages - an average weekly wage of $1,531 and average annual pay of $79,630, broken out for every county, metro and state.
Does the data include auto parts stores as well as dealers?
Yes. Alongside NAICS 4411 dealers it covers 4413 Auto Parts, Accessories, and Tire Stores: 61,447 establishments employing 589,486 people on $26.69 billion of 2024 wages, at $871 average weekly - the aftermarket's entire storefront economy in one schema.
How far down geographically does the data go?
To the county. Roughly 2,692 county rows appear per industry-year for automobile dealers, plus every MSA and state and the national aggregate - about 3,138 rows in a single 2024 industry-year file, each carrying the full 38-column schema.
How far back does the employment and wage history reach?
Coverage extends to 1990 - roughly thirty-five years of quarterly observations with annual averages, and monthly employment levels within each quarter. That depth is what turns a county wage table into a defensible forecast panel or churn study.