Is the replaced bumper the same as the original one?

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Wood
07/30/25 5:14am
Replacing with an original manufacturer's bumper is the same as the original one, while aftermarket bumpers are different. The differences are as follows: Conceptual differences: Original manufacturer parts are generally products ordered by automobile manufacturers and parts suppliers. These products usually have the manufacturer's brand printed on the surface and are ordered by the automobile manufacturer. Aftermarket parts refer to all products other than original manufacturer parts and genuine parts, and it is not recommended for beginners to choose aftermarket parts. Quality differences: Original manufacturer parts are more reliable in terms of compatibility and quality, but they are difficult to find on the market. The quality of aftermarket parts varies, but there are still some high-quality products available.
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