mopar parts - collision - the mopar difference





	If your vehicle requires collision repair parts, look no further than Mopar. Mopar is the only company that sells original equipment parts specifically for your Chrysler, Dodge, or Jeep® vehicle. Most customers prefer original collision repair parts on their vehicles - and most collision repair facilities prefer to put them on - with good reason: there is a difference. With original Mopar collision repair parts, you keep your vehicle like new. Mopar Parts guarantee several unique advantages, including: Exact, precise fit, with no odd gaps or misalignments
	Quality construction using the same high-grade galvanized sheet metal as the original parts on your vehicle
	Greater durability with superior materials and coating for long-lasting corrosion protection
	Design that meets or exceeds all federal safety standards, guaranteed by a series of checks and tests
	Warranty protection that does not invalidate your vehicle's warranty



	Look-alikes and universal fit parts are not the same. Sometimes the difference is obvious; sometimes it's not immediately apparent, but just as important. Here's a quick look at the Mopar difference in each of five areas.



	Mopar products meet or exceed all federal safety standards. Mopar guarantees it by a series of rigorous checks and tests. Imitation or universal fit collision repair parts aren't held to the same high standards that Mopar parts are held. That's because Mopar products are the only parts manufactured from the same stamping dies used in the production of your vehicle. Imitation or universal fit parts may not offer the same protection in the event of an accident.



	Authentic Mopar Collision Repair Parts are the only collision repair parts protected by a DaimlerChrysler Corporation limited warranty. Generic aftermarket and salvage parts are not covered by your DaimlerChrysler Corporation new vehicle anticorrosion limited warranty. Worse yet, if generic aftermarket or salvage parts cause any corrosion bleed onto original parts, the affected parts aren't covered either. And if use of an aftermarket or salvage part causes damage to wiring or air bag deployment, you could be placing more than your warranty in jeopardy.



	Mopar Collision Repair Parts are designed, engineered, and tested by the same team that designed, engineered, and tested your Chrysler, Dodge, or Jeep® vehicle. That's why we're able to provide collision parts that meet a more demanding standard to make your vehicle look and function as good as new. That means you'll get an exact, precise fit, with no odd gaps or slightly off alignments.



	Mopar Collision Repair Parts utilize the same quality construction materials and coating as your vehicle. So the same high-grade galvanized sheet metal used in manufacturing your vehicle is present in Mopar products. That translates into greater durability with superior materials and coating for long-lasting corrosion protection.



	Buying a vehicle is one of the biggest investments most people make. That's why maintaining its value when you're ready to sell it is especially important. Keeping your vehicle "like new" helps ensure you'll get the greatest return on your investment at time of resale. If you lease your vehicle, your lease may require that you use Mopar Collision Repair Parts when repairing your vehicle.