carbreakers.ie
Used OEM car-parts marketplace connecting Irish motorists and automotive professionals with parts from donor vehicles and suppliers
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About carbreakers.ie
CarBreakers.ie operates a marketplace for used OEM car parts, with inventory from dismantled donor vehicles and partner suppliers. Customers can search by vehicle make, model, year, engine or part name.
It serves motorists, mechanics, repair centres and other automotive professionals, selling parts with nationwide delivery. The company is based in Cork, Ireland.
Product: Online marketplace for used OEM car parts sourced from dismantled vehicles and partner suppliers.
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