B2B replacement parts sourcing Fitment evidence before quotation cedarxue5188@gmail.com
Cross-border replacement parts catalog

Parts that arrive with the right questions asked.

Source automotive lighting, exterior and electrical replacements through a fitment-first RFQ. Start with a model, OE number or product photo.

12published
SKUs
11vehicle
marques
01clear RFQ
workflow
CATALOG / 2026PHOTO-BACKED
Audi Q7 Hazard Warning & ESP Combination Switch 01Audi Porsche Cayenne Rear Bumper Reflector 02Porsc Mercedes-Benz W140 Front Corner Turn Signal Lamp 03Merce
FITMENT DESK / START HERE

Find by part number or vehicle ID.

SELECTED FITMENTS
AUDI
BMW
HONDA
KIA
MERCEDES-BENZ
PORSCHE
TOYOTA
VOLKSWAGEN
EXPORT / QUOTE CONTEXT

One catalog.
Different market questions.

The product stays the same; the evidence needed for fitment, documentation and freight changes by destination. The RFQ captures those differences before a commercial offer is prepared.

01 / AMERICAS

ZIP code + vehicle ID

Include the full VIN when available, destination ZIP or postal code, installation side and any local documentation request.

02 / EUROPE & UK

LHD or RHD + market

State left- or right-hand drive, destination country, OE reference and whether the request is for one side or a matched pair.

03 / APAC, MENA & AFRICA

VIN or frame + port

Export and domestic-market variants can differ. Share the VIN/frame number, trim, destination city or port and preferred trade term.

CATALOG / HIGHLIGHTS

Evidence before promises.

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RFQ / HOW IT WORKS

Less guessing.
Cleaner quoting.

The site asks for fitment, destination and commercial evidence at the start, so every inquiry has the information needed for a useful product conversation.

Start a request
  1. 01

    Identify

    Share VIN/frame, make, model, year, OE reference or a clear photo of the original part.

  2. 02

    Verify

    Compare connector, side, mounting points and trim details against the catalog images.

  3. 03

    Quote

    Confirm the target market and quantity before freight and commercial terms are prepared.