* Bumper: A bumper is a plastic or metal part that is located at the front and rear of a car. Bumpers are designed to absorb impact in a collision, and they can be damaged in a variety of ways, such as by collisions, scrapes, or parking lot bumps. Used bumpers can be purchased for a fraction of the cost of new bumpers.
* Hood: A hood is a metal panel that covers the engine of a car. Hoods can be damaged in a variety of ways, such as by collisions, hail, or rust. Used hoods can be purchased for a fraction of the cost of new hoods.
* Trunk lid: A trunk lid is a metal panel that covers the trunk of a car. Trunk lids can be damaged in a variety of ways, such as by collisions, hail, or rust. Used trunk lids can be purchased for a fraction of the cost of new trunk lids.
* Door: A door is a metal panel that allows people to enter and exit a car. Doors can be damaged in a variety of ways, such as by collisions, scrapes, or rust. Used doors can be purchased for a fraction of the cost of new doors.
* Mirror: A mirror is a glass panel that allows drivers to see behind them. Mirrors can be damaged in a variety of ways, such as by collisions, scrapes, or theft. Used mirrors can be purchased for a fraction of the cost of new mirrors.
* Headlight: A headlight is a light that illuminates the road ahead of a car. Headlights can be damaged in a variety of ways, such as by collisions, hail, or theft. Used headlights can be purchased for a fraction of the cost of new headlights.
* Taillight: A taillight is a light that illuminates the rear of a car. Taillights can be damaged in a variety of ways, such as by collisions, hail, or theft. Used taillights can be purchased for a fraction of the cost of new taillights.
