Whether you are repairing your car, you should turn to used parts instead of new ones. After all, you can find a wide selection of them available since there are wrecked cars just sitting waiting to be salvaged in one form or another. The main advantages of taking this action range from it being cost-effective to eco-friendly. We explain the benefits of auto wrecking for usable spare parts in further detail in the following information.

OEM Parts for a Fraction of the Price of New Ones

The first benefits to examine is the fact that you can purchase original equipment manufacturer or OEM parts at a fraction of the price of new ones when you turn to an auto wrecking company for your used parts. You can cut your repair bill down significantly as a result, even when someone else is performing the labour of installing the parts.

Difficult-to-Find Parts for Older Cars

Another advantage to using spare parts from wrecked cars is that you can find parts for older cars that manufacturers may no longer offer new parts for without you special ordering them at additional expense and time. There are many times that this situation does occur for people who drive the same vehicle for years instead of swapping it in for a new one.

Recycling Spare Parts Is Beneficial for the Environment

When you decide to purchase spare parts from an auto wrecking company, you join in with the recycling efforts of others across this country. Recycling spare parts keeps them out of landfills and prevents them from polluting the environment. Also, this is eco-friendly since fewer raw materials are necessary to manufacture new parts when you reuse second-hand parts for your vehicle.

You Will Be Supporting a Local Business

On top of the above benefits, you will be supporting a local business when you turn to an auto wrecker for usable spare parts. By doing this, you help stimulate the economy in the area and make it more prosperous.

Turn to German Auto Parts to avail yourself of the benefits of auto wrecking for usable spare parts. You can find a wide assortment of makes and models of used car parts for brands such as Audi, BMW, Mini Cooper, Porsche, Volkswagen, Skoda and Mercedes through our website or by contacting us directly. However, our supply changes constantly, so if we do not have what you need at present just check back with us. We also test the parts prior to you purchasing them to ensure that they operate correctly.

Škoda vehicles are known for their innovative features, high European quality and compelling prices. In spite of their durability, there are still times when you will need to repair the one you own to keep it operating in an optimal fashion. There are two ways to go about purchasing parts with the first being new factory parts, but this is the pricier option. Also, at times, a Škoda model may be old enough to make it difficult to find the parts. The other way is to buy second-hand parts since you can locate hard-to-find parts or parts in general for a less expensive price than that of new parts. German Auto Parts is a reputable source for used Škoda car parts. For further details about this car brand as well as our company, refer to the following details.

A Brief History of Škoda

The humble beginnings of Škoda date back to 1895 when the company founders, Vàclav Klement and Vàclac Laurin, created a bicycle named ‘Slavia’ at their company of Larin & Klement. After this bicycle was a success, they went on to build a number of world-famous motorcycles. Many of the motorcycles broke speed records and won races. Thanks to this level of success, Laurin & Klement began to manufacture cars with the first one being the ‘Voiturette A’. The name Škoda came about for the company after Laurin & Klement merged with the Škoda Works of Pilsen in 1925. Even after this merger, the company kept its commitment to produce only high-quality vehicles. In 1991, the company became part of the Volkswagen group of companies, which brings us up to present day with this brief history of the company.

Examples of Škoda Models

Today, Škoda produces a wide assortment of models that range from hatchbacks to SUVs. Below, we provide examples of these models:

• Fabia Hatch is part of the Fabia family and all the vehicles in this family are the awarded cars that you may have never heard of before now unless you own a Škoda.
• Octavia Wagon is a wagon version of the Octavia family of vehicles for Škoda. It has features such as a turbocharged engine, an adaptive cruise control and front assist along with a city emergency brake.
• Rapid offers superb value for a European-style vehicle.
• Superb Sportline is a sporty model of the superb group of models and is a car that completely lives up to its model name.
• Yeti Outdoor is part of the Yeti group and is an ideal blend of style and performance.
• Kodiaq is a 7-seater, 4×4 vehicle that travels well through various road conditions.

Contact German Auto Parts the next time your need Škoda European second-hand car parts. Our stock does vary, so do not delay. You would hate to miss a chance to buy quality used parts at a cost much lower than what new ones will cost you.

Quality, as any driver knows, is the benchmark that separates a top-tier car manufacturer from the vexing pretenders on the market. It’s a metric that has always been close to the hearts of any German vehicle engineer, which is probably why the ‘Vorsprung durch Technik’ ad campaign resonated with so many car buyers. Yes, quality matters. It’s an engineering trait that radiates through German auto manufacturing technology, touching every system.

Scores Higher Than the Average Vehicle Manufacturer 

The German auto manufacturing sector does score better than others. Granted, all the top-brand car makers produce enviably tough motors. They’re equipped with the latest safety features, eco-friendly fuel options, and a level of cabin comfort that wasn’t possible a few decades ago. But are these cars dependable? Are they reliable and built to last? Most of the time, we can confidently answer this probing query with a slow shake of the head. As for those bleeding-edge German models, well, they keep collecting quality-assurance awards, don’t they?

Where Quality Lives 

The old ‘Vorsprung durch Technik’ campaign translates roughly to ‘Advancement Through Technology,’ a laudable maxim. Yet, where’s the evidence? Commercials are, after all, mostly intangible. They can be bent and twisted until the desired message is conveyed. But German car manufacturing technology is built on an evidence-based platform, a verifiable frame of reference that’s easy enough to corroborate. First of all, the engineers-in-charge here always source the finest materials, be they a newly developed alloy or an impact-absorbent synthetic rubber. High-tolerance fabrication shops partner with quality assurance labs to really push a new Mercedes-Benz, Audi, or BMW head and shoulders above the nearest competitor. Meanwhile, everyman Volkswagen autos sit side-by-side with sporty Porsche models, guaranteeing a finely produced, feature-rich vehicle that will satisfy any buyer.

Delivering Autobahn Tuned Excellence 

These superior European motors are still leading the pack, and there’s a good reason for that commanding lead. For one thing, that super-efficient engine doesn’t equal a shortcoming elsewhere. No, if the vehicle is fast and responsive, the interior cabin will still retain its acoustically pleasing sound profile. The driver may be driving down a rough road at 65 Kph, but the responsive handling characteristics and sound dampening interior make the whole experience fell like a cruise down an asphalt-paved highway. By the way, the handling and steering talked about here are designed to be fun, not boring. And, thanks to the quality metrics mentioned today, this seat-of-the-pants drive will always be safe because of an equally well-provisioned traction system.

The competition is over before it begins. German auto manufacturing technology leads the way in safety protection programs. Lane changing alarms, blind spot detection systems, suspension-switching controls, and adaptive brakes, all of these meticulously engineered assemblies are becoming German-manufactured standards, not some potentially unavailable optional extra.

The Mini Cooper is a BMW product that is durably built to be attractive and reliable. However, no matter how well they operate, there are still times that you will require various parts to make repairs on your vehicle. German Auto Parts can help with this since we carry Mini Cooper second-hand car parts for your consideration. Read the facts below to learn additional information about these cars.

History of the Mini Cooper

Mini Cooper has a long history that dates back the 1950s to the original Mini that the British Motor Corporation or BMC introduced. Sir Alex Issigonis was the designer of this car. Various models of the Mini were then brought out in response to the fuel shortage, including the Mark II Mini with its redesigned grille. After this, John Cooper designed the first Mini Cooper to be a unique version of the first generation BMC Mini at his Cooper Car Company facility. Between 1961 and 1963, the Mini Cooper and Mini Cooper S were introduced to the public. The latter one appealed to the sportier group of drivers.

During the 1970s and 1980s, the future of the Mini Cooper was in question when the brand’s license was sold to Italian and Spanish Companies. The design of the cars stayed true to the original without any new innovations occurring in their features. As time progressed, the Rover Group that wound up with the rights to the Mini was purchased by BMW, a German manufacturer. BMW decided to relaunch the line. Today, the Mini Cooper cars are still highly popular with their various new innovations.

Examples of Current Mini Cooper Models

German Auto Parts will vary with their offerings of Mini Cooper used car parts, but we may from time to time have parts for past-year models as well as the following current model series:

• Three-Door Hatch Series models are safer and faster than previous models and come with updated features.
• Five–Door Hatch Series models have the Mini attitude with extra legroom.
• Countryman Hatch Series models are resilient, rugged and spacious enough for five.
• Clubman Series models are distinctive and bold in design
• Convertible Series models help drivers rediscover the feeling of freedom while driving down the road with the wind blowing through their hair.
• John Cooper Works Series models are powerhouses built to ‘wow’ you with their dynamic features.

*Note: Each series has its own selection of Mini Cooper models.*

Contact German Auto Parts on our current offerings for Mini Cooper second-hand car parts. We always test all mechanical and electrical parts. Also, we issue a warranty on each used part that we sell to you.

The Porsche name has always been synonymous with high-performing race cars and sports cars since the inception of the company in 1948. Even with this type of reputation, though, you will have an occasion to require parts to repair your Porsche with to remedy some type of malfunction. At times, new parts are difficult to locate or quite pricey depending upon the year and model of Porsche that you own. However, there is a cost-effective solution from our company, German Auto Parts, in the way of second-hand Porsche car parts.

A Brief History of Porsche

Back in 1948, Ferdinand Porsche senior along with his son Ferdinand or Ferry, as he was known, started the Porsche company with a mere 200 workers. Their goal was to build high-performance sports cars and later went on to also specialise in race cars. Senior’s prior claim to fame was that he used his engineering skills to design and the Volkswagen Beetle. Ferry, on the other hand, helped the company grow and prosper through his efforts as part of the design team for the first Porsche sports car, namely the 356, which sported a slightly enhanced Beetle motor. As the company grew, it started to produce its own signature engines during the mid-1950s, which led to higher-performing 356 models. The 100-hp Carrera was introduced in 1956 as a quality road car.

1964 sees the introduction of the 911 series of Porsche and went on to realise major success. The company ends production of the 356 series in 1965, but also brings out the 912 that contains a 911 body along with the 356 type four-cylinder engine. Over the years, Porsche has brought out many more models including its race cars. During 2016, the company introduced 718 Boxster and Boxter X models along with the 911 R along with the Panamera 4 E-Hybrid that debuted in Paris.

Examples of Porsche Models That We May Carry Parts for Here at Our Facilities

Our parts will vary, but some examples of the Porsche models that you may find parts for at our company include:

• 718 Cayman
• 718 Boxster S
• 911 Carrera Cabroilet
• Panamera
• Macan S
• Cayenne

Why to Trust Our Company for Used Porsche Car Parts

One reason that you should trust our company for second-hand Porsche car parts is the fact that we issue warranties with all of the parts that you purchase from us. In addition, we test out electrical, engine, transmission or other mechanical parts to be certain that they work in the proper fashion. Contact us soon to see what we can offer you in the way of used Porsche car parts.

Mercedes-Benz series models of cars come from a company that is revered throughout the world today as luxurious, quality vehicles. This fact should not surprise you since the company has been in existence for over 150 years. However, the origins of the company date back further than this when you take into account the separate accomplishments of its founders, Gotteelieb Daimler and Karl Benz. Regardless of the quality of the Mercedes-Benz vehicles, you will still have an occasional need for replacement parts. Factory versions, though, can be quite expensive. This is where second-hand car parts from German Auto Parts for these cars save you money while still repairing your car in an adequate manner.

Brief History of Mercedes Benz

For years starting in 1878, Carl Benz worked diligently on creating a two-stroke, gas-driven engine in order to create a vehicle not powered by horses. His efforts paid off in 1879 and he opens the Mannheim Gas Engine Factory as a partial shareholder. After business issues, he leaves that company to start Benz & Cie. In 1885, Karl Benz created his first motorized tricycle. In 1984, Daimler works with Wilhelm Maybach to develop an internal combustion engine that we know today as the ‘Grandfather Clock’ due to its configuration. The next year Daimler manufactured a horseless carriage.

Around the same time, Daimler founded DMG and in 1900, the company introduced the ‘Mecedes’ car. Then, the war began in Germany and there was a fuel shortage for cars along with a high tax rate, both of which were disastrous for the automobile industry as it was at the time. Karl Benz requested help from DMG and after a bit of negotiating they agreed to join forces but keep each brand separate. It was not until 1926 that the companies merged and in 1927, Mercedes-Benz introduced its first car. Over the years, numerous models were introduced and the company is still going strong today worldwide.

Examples of the Mercedes-Benz Models That We Provide Second-Hand Parts for at Our Company

• 2007 B200 W245 Mercedes-Benz Sports Tourer
• 2016 CLS 250d Mercedes Wagon
• 2012 B200 CDI Mercedes-Benz Wagon
• 2005 CLS 500 V8 Mercedes-Benz Sedan
• 2015 E200 Mercedes-Benz Sedan

For further details about the Mercedes-Benz series models second-hand car parts that are available at German Auto Parts, contact us soon either through our website or using our contact information. All of our used parts are genuine ones. Also, we issue a warranty with each part regardless of its nature to ensure customer satisfaction. On top of all of this, we test engine, transmission, electrical and a variety of other parts to ensure that they are in full-operating condition.