“Business is built by those who keep asking questions”: entrepreneur Vitalii Tkachenko releases his second book on the future of the rebuilt vehicle industry

In the automotive world, most entrepreneurs focus on scaling operations, increasing margins, and expanding inventory. Far fewer step back to analyze the deeper structural problems within the industries they work in every day.
Florida-based entrepreneur and automotive engineer Vitalii Tkachenko belongs to the second category.
After more than 17 years in the rebuilt vehicle industry, Tkachenko has released his second professional book — Restoration Transparency and Quality Protocol (RTQP): A National Standard for Rebuilt Vehicle Safety and Transparency — a publication that explores one of the least discussed yet rapidly growing sectors of the U.S. automotive market.
Unlike traditional automotive business books focused on sales strategies or dealership growth, RTQP examines something far more structural: how the rebuilt vehicle market operates behind the scenes, why trust remains one of its biggest challenges, and what kind of system could change that.
We spoke with Vitalii Tkachenko about entrepreneurship, why he continues researching the industry after nearly two decades in business, and why writing books became part of his professional mission.
— Vitalii, this is already your second book. At what point did you realize you wanted to start documenting your experience and industry observations in this format?
I think it happened … Read More

