Engine Example
- Vehicle
- 2018 Ford F-150
- Part
- 5.0L gasoline engine
- VIN
- Not supplied in this example
- ZIP
- 77***
- Contact
- Omitted
- Buyer note
- “Looking for a complete used engine.”
Sample lead format
See What an Auto Parts Lead Looks Like
Review demonstration records showing the vehicle, part, location, and contact fields a lead may include. These public examples are not live leads, and contact details are intentionally omitted.
Three demonstration records.
Transmission Example
- Vehicle
- 2016 Honda Accord
- Part
- Automatic transmission
- Drivetrain
- Customer did not specify
- ZIP
- 30***
- Contact
- Omitted
- Buyer note
- “I need a replacement automatic transmission.”
Used Parts Example
- Vehicle
- 2014 Chevrolet Silverado
- Part
- Transfer case
- Application
- 4WD noted by customer
- ZIP
- 48***
- Contact
- Omitted
- Buyer note
- “Need availability and delivered price.”
Work the request
Turn the submitted details into an accurate quote.
Review the Request
Check the part, vehicle, location, and buyer notes.
Confirm the Application
Ask for the VIN, drivetrain, or other details needed for fitment.
Check Stock and Quote
Confirm availability, shipping, and your terms before presenting a price.
Sample lead questions
What to expect from the format.
Will every lead contain the same fields?
No. The information depends on what the buyer enters in the request.
Does a VIN confirm fitment?
No. A VIN helps with application research, but the seller still confirms compatibility.
How do I discuss a live program?
Tell Car Part Leads HQ which categories you sell and how many inquiries your team can handle.
Next step
Ask about the lead categories your team can work.
Use the examples to prepare your questions, then tell us which categories your team wants.