What does off-line auto parts mean?
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Off-line auto parts refer to parts that come off the automobile assembly line, including parts that fail pre-installation inspections, parts damaged during production or transportation, defective parts produced by supporting manufacturers, as well as parts that have undergone testing or inspection, mostly exterior components. Classification of auto parts: 1. Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) parts: Parts with manufacturer logos, featuring individual packaging and codes, mainly sourced from the vehicle manufacturer and 4S stores; 2. Genuine parts: Parts produced by qualified manufacturers, which may not necessarily be manufactured by the original vehicle manufacturer but bear the manufacturer's name, product brand, production address, and come with a certificate of compliance.