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Not if you are looking for something outside the typical scope. I buy tons of wierd automotive parts that are not 'well known' and usually end up using Google
by korzun 12y ago
Not if you are looking for something outside the typical scope.
I buy tons of wierd automotive parts that are not 'well known' and usually end up using Google to find products on Amazon.
Their search engine is actually pretty limiting in some ways.
- bagels 12y agoThere's truth in this. Generally, I search for part numbers on google or rockauto, and then you can find them on amazon. The UX for finding parts that fit your car on amazon is either confusing or broken, I'm not sure which.
- jethro_tell 12y agoBoth. This may because of the existing parts distribution system already in place. It doesn't see to be a place they have been putting much effort into. There wasn't even auto part search until recently.