Recycled and aftermarket parts often look similar, but small fitment differences can create costly errors. A buyer may request a condenser, lamp, door module or suspension part by appearance, while the correct match depends on model year, trim, engine, market version or OEM reference.
Fitment data reduces back-and-forth
Using year, brand, model and part category together narrows the search before quotation. When the RFQ also includes the OEM number or a photo of the old part, the sourcing team can compare the request against catalog products and dismantled stock with much better accuracy.
Optional does not mean unimportant
On Veltora Auto, buyers can search by vehicle, part category or both. This keeps the workflow flexible for export buyers who may have a full fitment list, a single reference photo or only a category-level purchase plan.
Best RFQ practice
For repeat fleet maintenance orders, prepare a spreadsheet with year, brand, model, part name, OEM number, target quantity and destination. That simple structure helps turn a broad sourcing request into a quote-ready list.