The Used Auto Parts Price Index — Q4 2026
What used OEM parts actually sold for, by make and model. Every figure is a real completed sale, not a listing price and not an estimate. Published each quarter.
Not enough sales to publish yet
A price index is only worth quoting if the numbers behind it are solid. We publish a row once we have sold enough of that part for that vehicle to be confident in the figure — and we would rather show you nothing than a number built on two sales.
How these figures are made
- Every figure is a completed sale — what a customer actually paid. Listing prices and quotes are excluded, as are cancelled orders.
- The headline number is the median, not the average. Salvage prices are long-tailed, and one unusual unit would drag an average somewhere nobody pays.
- The typical range is the middle half of sales — a quarter sold below it and a quarter above.
- A vehicle and part combination is only published once there are at least 5 sales behind it.
- Prices are in US dollars and cover the part only — not fitting, freight surcharges or tax.
Using this data
You are welcome to quote these figures with attribution to Federal Used Auto Parts and a link to this page. Writing something and want a comment, or a cut of the data we have not published here? Get in touch.