Two cars built in the same year can use different parts. Selecting a vehicle narrows the search; its version and the part number still need checking.
Illustrated teaching diagram
Exact vehicle version
Equipment may differ
Connectors and electronics
Checks, step by step
Distinguish production from registration year. A changeover year can include versions before and after a facelift. Generation names and front-end photos help identify a version but do not replace factory records.
Relevant category: Body parts →
Filters need engine details; lamps need lighting technology and connectors; glass needs camera, sensor and heating details. A friend's car with the same model name is not fitment evidence.
Relevant category: Maintenance parts →
Vehicle-filtered results contain verified matches only. An empty list means there is no verified record, not that the warehouse lacks the part. Request a manual check with a VIN or other vehicle details.
Relevant category: Maintenance parts →
Sources and scope
Checked 8 October 2026. This guide explains general selection steps. It confirms neither stock, fitment nor services for a specific item. Use your own vehicle documentation for requirements.