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Note:
Used parts average around 50% the cost of a new part, and many times they have very competitive warrantees.
There are so many intangible and valuable pieces of advice we can offer the consumer. With the hopes that you as a buyer come fully informed and empowered when starting your search for replacement parts.
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Note:
An Auto Broker makes a living from servicing buyers like you, through focusing on superior customer support. Brokers compete by giving you more part options than you could provide for yourself or get from salvage yards.
DID YOU KNOW:
This chart shows how the price of a bumper assembly is cheaper than buying all the individual parts that make up the assembly. Notice that you also save money on the shipping with the full assembly. Individual parts have to be shipped separately, which costs you more money. On the labor end of things, your mechanic will use more billable time installing individual parts rather than the whole assembly. One can see that simply by buying the part in the proper way, you the consumer can save up to $250 or fix and replace your car parts for 40% cheaper.
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Parts Bought Individually
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Bumper Assembly
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Bumper Cover
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$200
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Bumper Reinforcement
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$85
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Grille
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$25
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Total Part Price
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$310
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$250
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Labor($85 per hour)
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$255
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$170
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Total Shipping
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$225
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$150
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GRAND TOTAL
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$820
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$570
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* Prices for 2003 Ford Taurus
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Our staff has been in the auto industry for years and has
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We discuss the following topics in detail:
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Introduction to the Parts Business
