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European import cars are some of the most expensive cars in the world. Car parts for European vehicles can sometimes cost a month’s salary.
Save money on replacement parts and purchase used import auto parts. Below are some of the more popular import brands we carry. Don’t see your European car listed? No problem, just call or email us. Our large computerized inventory can help us located a recycled car part for you.
Look up the definition of a roadster in the dictionary and you will find it to be a two-seat car without a fixed roof with an emphasis on sporty handling. There was no better example of a roadster than the Jaguar Roadsters produced from 1961-1974. In fact, if one didn’t know better, one would think…
Is it a Jaguar? Is it a Daimler? An interesting question to be answered between the years of 1966 and 1983, but only a die-hard car enthusiast would be able to answer it. Perhaps a little background will help. Daimler Motor Company Limited is the oldest British car manufacturer, having produced its first car in…
The decision makers at Jaguar have been busy over the years making subtle changes to the XJ Series but in truth it would be very difficult to notice any of those changes. They have clung to the design of the original XJ since it debuted in 1968 and that has been both a blessing and…
Take one of the ten most classic cars ever produced, make it lighter, make it more powerful, and make it more luxurious, and you have the Jaguar XKR. This European import may not go down in history as an icon, like its predecessor, but that doesn’t mean it lacks charisma. What makes an icon? In…
It is pretty hard to get excited about a model that has been around since 1968 and basically looks the same. Comfortably familiar, yes, but excited? Not usually! The Jaguar XJ Series is known for refinement. It is known for its distinctive appearance, its bloodlines, and its regal bearing. Close to a million of them…