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Auto body parts can be very expensive, and getting used parts online can be a smart choice financially. Today, you can find various used auto parts and accessories online at affordable prices thanks to the industry's open acceptance of the Internet. Have your car vin number ready before you search for parts.
If you have no luck at the local auto salvage shops, try the world wide web.

For example, if you do a search at a popular site such as www.car-part.com, you will get a list of people who are selling the requested part and their contact information.

Another good source of used parts is ebay.com, for popular cars such as Honda Civic, you are sure to find that the part you are looking for is listed on ebay.

Used auto parts can be a great way to save some money if you are trying to maintain a vehicle between 4 and 15 years old. If a car is newer, not enough parts will be available to make it easy to find used parts. Beyond 15 years, not enough of the cars are still rolling to maintain the inventory. For older cars, you may have to look a lot longer to find a used and usable part.

Be careful when buying electronic components on the used market.

Used parts like ball joints or universal joints are difficult to diagnose for problems when not in use. Buying parts like these can just be asking to make a given repair twice. Although starters and alternators can be difficult to check out, these are usually some of the more reliable
parts that can be removed from a wrecked vehicle. Like with the electronic equipment, make sure that you know if the part can be refunded or exchanged if does not work.

Online auctions are a decent option for used parts.

While these are going to be purchased from someone that is not necessarily near you, many of the online auctions like eBay can give reliable use parts because of the accountability that the rating system gives. Be careful buying online. This is just because some online dealers do not make it easy to send back a bad part or a wrong part. Also, an auction format can mean that you will pay more than you should if you are not able to control your bidding.

If you need a lot of used parts for one car, consider buying a junker that has most of the parts.

One advantage to buying a junker or wreck that has the used parts that you need is the economy. You can often buy this type of car for under $300 if you are not restoring a classic car. This type of vehicle can have 2 to 4 times that much value in used parts if you need them. At the end of the process, you can sell the parts that you did not use or sell the car for scrap. Either way, you will recoup some of your money back in cash. With luck, your used parts may almost be free.

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Used Auto Parts Supliers

http://www.partshotlines.com/

http://www.partrequest.com/

http://www.car-part.com/

http://www.usedpartslive.com/

http://www.used-car-parts-exchange.com/

http://www.partstrain.com/

http://www.usedpartx.com/

http://www.autopartsfair.com/

http://www.harborautoparts.com/repair.html

http://www.livelistings.com/

http://bnbhotline.com/request.htm

http://www.carpartxchange.com/

Kelly Blue Book

NADA Guides

Edmunds

http://www.salvageautoparts.com/

http://www.salvageauto.com/

http://www.yardquest.com/

http://www.autosalvageyards.com/

http://www.junkyarddog.com/

http://www.oldride.com/

http://www.junk-yard-bids.com/

http://www.ctcautoranch.com/

http://www.billionsandtrillionsinc.com/

http://www.autopartslocator.com/

http://www.automotix.net/

http://www.olddominionauto.net/

How to Find Out What Your Clunker is Worth

If you're searching for used car pricing information, then you'll want to use the most trusted source in the car business: Kelley Blue Book. The Blue Book® is the vehicle information resource used by consumers and the automobile industry to establish price guidelines. Since 1926, new and used car buyers and sellers have relied upon Kelley Blue Book for authoritative and unbiased information to make well-informed car, truck and SUV buying decisions. Kelley Blue Book reports used car values for a variety of buying and selling transactions: trading in your automobile to a dealer, buying a used car from a dealer, buying a used car from a private party and selling your used car to a private party. Blue Book used car values are determined by taking into consideration the equipment and options on the automobile, the vehicle's mileage, the condition of the automobile and the geographic area where the car has been driven.

http://www.ehow.com/how_4780137_determine-worth-car.html

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NADA was formed in 1917 by a coalition of automobile dealers who petitioned the US government to reduce the luxury tax on automobiles; after the petition proved successful, they decided to form a permanent organization that would represent the interests of car dealers around the country.
NADA vs. Kelley
Step 1:The difference between NADA Blue Book values and Kelley Blue Book values is that the NADA value is often higher, since it provides the basis for taxes. The NADA value of a car is compiled by averaging the actual wholesale prices paid in a given area of the country.

Edmunds Inc. publishes four Web sites that empower, engage and educate automotive consumers, enthusiasts and insiders. Our Web sites consist of Edmunds.com (launched in 1995 as the first automotive information Web site), Inside Line (launched in 2005 and the most-read automotive enthusiast Web site), CarSpace (launched in 2006 as our automotive social networking site) and AutoObserver.com (launched in 2007 to provide insightful automotive industry commentary and analysis).

The most trusted provider of vehicle history information, CARFAX is used by millions of consumers each year. CARFAX Vehicle History Reports™ are available on all used cars and light trucks model year 1981 or later. Using the unique 17-character vehicle identification number (VIN), a CARFAX Report is instantly generated from our database of over six billion records.

Autocheck

Looking For A Vehicle History Report?
A great deal of vehicle history information is available at www.autocheck.com. Select a Free VIN decode and free record summary. This will decode VIN numbers, and report on year, make, model, body/style, engine and country of assembly. In addition, the free VIN decode and record summary will include the number of history records found for this motor vehicle.
Get a full vehicle history report by selecting an AutoCheck report purchase option. The AutoCheck Unlimited Report option comes with unlimited additional reports for 60 days. The reports tell you if the vehicle has been salvaged or stolen, had flood or hail damage, was in a fire or accident, had an odometer rollback, was used as a police car, was used as a rental or taxi.
A full vehicle history report provides valuable information about used vehicle history which can help you make an informed used car buying decision.