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Motorcar Parts of America Adds More Than 150 New Auto Parts Examples to Its Portfolio

United States. Motorcar Parts of America announced a significant expansion in its product offerings, introducing more than 150 new auto parts numbers that expand coverage for an additional 49 million vehicles. 

These new parts, which include starters, alternators, brake components and wheel hubs, are available through the company's QB, Quality-Built, Quality-Built Black Series and Pure Energy brands, all designed for professional installers.

The growing list of part numbers reflects MPA's commitment to proactively meet market demands through the development and distribution of high-quality products.

"Our Quality-Built and Pure Energy products continue to gain traction in the professional market, and the new part number introductions highlight our continued commitment to proactively developing, cataloging and distributing products to meet demand," said Jamie Cook, senior vice president of sales and marketing for Motorcar Parts of America.

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