Auto Parts by Make

• Honda PartsHonda changes parts quietly between trims and mid-generation refreshes — a Civic Si and a Civic LX from the same year rarely share brakes, and a CVT model needs different fluids and axles than the manual.Pilot · Accord · Civic · Odyssey
• Toyota PartsToyota's lineup spans hybrids, body-on-frame trucks, and everyday sedans, and each group has its own quirks: hybrid systems with separate 12-volt batteries, tow packages with different cooling and brakes, and cartridge oil filters that need the right cap.Tundra · Tacoma · Corolla · Camry
• Ford PartsFord builds the same nameplate in dozens of configurations — an F-150 alone varies by engine, cab, bed length, axle, and tow package, and each changes brakes, driveline, and cooling parts.F-150 · F-250 · Ranger · Explorer
• Chevrolet PartsChevrolet parts are driven by RPO option codes: axle ratio, alternator output, suspension package, and cooling all change by build, even within one model year.Silverado · Tahoe · Traverse · Equinox
• Nissan PartsNissan's CVT-equipped cars and crossovers are unforgiving about fluids and cooling, while the Frontier and Titan are old-school trucks with drum brakes and hydraulic steering that outlasted their competitors.Frontier · Rogue · Altima · Titan
• Jeep PartsJeep parts depend on generation and how the vehicle is used: a lifted Wrangler on 35-inch tires needs different steering, driveline, and brake parts than a stock one, and Grand Cherokee brakes and suspension differ by trim.Grand Cherokee · Wrangler · Cherokee · Compass
• Hyundai PartsHyundai's frequent facelifts change headlights, bumpers, and hoods mid-generation, and its engines have moved from port injection to GDI to turbocharged Smartstream units in a decade.Sonata · Tucson · Santa Fe · Elantra
• Subaru PartsEvery Subaru except the BRZ is symmetrical all-wheel drive with a boxer engine, which means four CV axles, two differentials, and spark plugs that sit inches from the frame rails.Outback · Forester · Impreza · Crosstrek
• GMC PartsGMC shares its platforms with Chevrolet — Sierra with Silverado, Yukon with Tahoe, Terrain with Equinox — but Denali and AT4 trims add their own brakes, suspension, lighting and trim.Sierra 1500 · Sierra 2500HD · Yukon · Yukon XL
• Dodge & Ram PartsDodge and Ram platforms stay in production for a long time — the Ram 1500 DS body ran from 2009 to 2018 and continued as the Classic beside the new DT truck, and the Charger and Challenger platform ran from 2006 through 2023 — so year, cab, engine and package matter more than the badge.Ram 1500 · Ram 2500 · Ram 3500 · Charger
• Cadillac PartsCadillac spans two very different families: the truck-based Escalade, which shares much with Tahoe and Yukon, and the sedans and crossovers — DeVille, DTS, Seville and STS with the Northstar V8, CTS and ATS on rear-drive platforms, and the SRX and XT5 crossovers.Escalade · SRX · CTS · ATS
• Mercedes-Benz PartsMercedes-Benz parts are sold by chassis code and build date more than by model name — a 2008 C300 (W204) and a 2015 C300 (W205) share nothing, and options like Airmatic suspension, 4Matic, Sport packages and parking sensors change the part.GL450 · C300 · E350 · S550
• Buick PartsBuick shares its platforms with other GM brands — LaCrosse and Lucerne with Impala and DTS, Enclave with Traverse and Acadia, Encore with Chevrolet Trax — but Buick trims add their own lighting, trim and suspension packages.LaCrosse · Enclave · LeSabre · Encore
• Lincoln PartsLincoln builds on Ford platforms — Navigator with Expedition, MKX and Nautilus with Edge, MKZ with Fusion, MKC and Corsair with Escape, Town Car with Crown Victoria — but Lincoln trims add air suspension, power running boards, adaptive lighting and unique body parts.Navigator · Town Car · MKX · MKZ
• Lexus PartsLexus shares engines and platforms with Toyota — ES with Camry and Avalon, RX with Highlander, GX with 4Runner and Land Cruiser Prado — but Lexus-specific lighting, body panels, air suspension and trim mean the Toyota part does not always fit.RX350 · ES350 · RX330 · IS250

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