Is worth it specialising in VW Service Diagnostics and repairs?

I am a well trained VW service tech for all the models, specialising in Diagnostics and repairs than the normal oil change, basic service stuff.


I am trying to invest in such areas,do you think it's business worth persuing?


Which of these states Florida, Illinois and MD do you think has high VW population counts to justify returns on such investments?





Answering community, I will appreciate your help and inputs.





Thanks.|||Specializing in the age of OBD II can leave you hungry at times. Genre specialization like European or Japanese/Asian is a better way to go. That way you won't have the rough times. Surely a BMW/Audi/Merc/VW will be visiting at all times. The equipment isn't that much extra. I like the weather in FL, and hate it in IL. MD is OK





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|||I can't tell you the answer to your first question, but I can answer your question about location.





I know that the midwest and south have a very strong VW scene, and the east coast just plain out sucks. I also know that Florida has a very good street scene, so you'll get a lot more of the BMW/Merc/Audis there. It's honestly up to you.





Location, location, location.