Is it only for GM/UzAuto Motors models?

No. Besides the most common models like Nexia, Malibu and Cobalt, shops keep adding parts for other brands too — the catalogue keeps growing.

What about an old, discontinued model?

Likely yes — many shops keep OEM or aftermarket parts for old models too. Ask the shop in the right category via chat to confirm.

What about a car imported unofficially?

In that case the OEM number is the most reliable route — share it or the VIN with the shop in chat and they'll check compatibility.

Parts for My Car

"Is there anything for my car?" is most buyers' first question. Short answer: the catalogue isn't limited to one brand — below is what's covered and what to do if your model isn't listed.

Updated: 2026-09-05

Which models the catalogue covers

The most common models: Nexia, Malibu, Cobalt, Lacetti, Matiz, Spark, Tracker, Equinox, Captiva, Tahoe, Epica and more. This isn't limited to GM/UzAuto Motors — shops keep adding parts for other brands too (Toyota, Kia, Hyundai and so on).

My model isn't listed

That doesn't mean the part doesn't exist — it may just not be broken out separately in the category list. Type the model name directly into search, or ask the shop in chat: many can source parts on request, even before they appear in the catalogue.

What about a truck, motorcycle or special equipment?

The catalogue isn't limited to passenger cars — some shops carry parts for trucks, motorcycles and other equipment. Check the category search.

Recent parts for various models

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Frequently asked questions

Is it only for GM/UzAuto Motors models?: No. Besides the most common models like Nexia, Malibu and Cobalt, shops keep adding parts for other brands too — the catalogue keeps growing.
What about an old, discontinued model?: Likely yes — many shops keep OEM or aftermarket parts for old models too. Ask the shop in the right category via chat to confirm.
If my model isn't in the list, does that mean it's not supported at all?: No, it just means it isn't broken out separately in the category list. Type the model name directly into search or ask the shop.
What about a car imported unofficially?: In that case the OEM number is the most reliable route — share it or the VIN with the shop in chat and they'll check compatibility.