Auto Parts Brands
Every part in this catalog carries its brand and manufacturer part number — that's what makes cross-referencing possible. Below are all 471 brands we list, from OE suppliers like Motorcraft, ACDelco and Mopar to aftermarket manufacturers like Dorman, Bosch and Power Stop — 687,493 part numbers in total. Open a brand to browse its parts; every part number links to a full application list showing the exact years, models and engines it's confirmed to fit.
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OE Suppliers, Aftermarket Manufacturers, and What the Difference Means
A large share of the "aftermarket" brands in this catalog are the same companies that supply parts to vehicle assembly lines — they simply box the identical part under their own name once the vehicle ships. Others are pure aftermarket manufacturers building to the original specification, often at a lower price and sometimes with improvements the factory part never got. Both publish formal application data, and that data — not the label on the box — is what this catalog is built on.
Every one of the 687,493 parts across these 471 brands carries its manufacturer part number and verified vehicle fitment down to the engine. That means you can start from a brand you trust and drill into its catalog, or start from a part number on an old part and let the search tell you which brand made it and what it fits. Either direction ends at the same place: a fitment-verified part you can cross-reference before ordering.
Frequently Asked Questions
What brands are included in this catalog?
471 parts manufacturers with 687,493 parts between them — original-equipment suppliers, established aftermarket names and specialty manufacturers. Each brand page lists its parts with part numbers and the vehicles they're verified to fit.
Are OE-supplier parts better than aftermarket parts?
Not automatically. Many OE suppliers sell the exact assembly-line part under their own box, while quality aftermarket brands build to the same specification at a lower price. What matters is verified fitment and the right grade for how the vehicle is used — both of which are visible on every part here.
How do I look up a part if I know the brand and part number?
Open the brand's page and search the number, or put the part number straight into the site search. The result shows the part and every year, model and engine it has published fitment for — which doubles as a cross-reference check against your vehicle.
Can I cross-reference a discontinued part number to a current brand?
Usually, yes. Search the old number to find its fitment record, then open the same subcategory for your vehicle — the other brands listed there cover the same application. That subcategory view is effectively a live cross-reference table for that part.
Manufacturer names, model designations and part numbers are used for identification and fitment reference only. AutoFactsDB is an independent catalog and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any vehicle manufacturer displayed on this page.