The MOPAR Standard

On the surface, MOPAR is just an abbreviation for"MOtor PARts."The Chrysler company came up with it when they acquired Dodge in 1928. At first, it was just a way to help them organize their new acquisition so that they could make sure that the parts they had on hand were compatible with their vehicles. However, over time, the high quality that Chrysler put into the design and manufacture of these partsbecame a standard of excellence for which the brand has become known for today.

Today, being MOPAR certified means a technician has the tools, training, and expertise to handle MOPAR designated parts and components to give drivers maximum performance, reliability, and value.

When you buy an authentic MOPAR replacement part,you have Chrysler's guarantee that it is the correct part and that it meets a high standard of quality. Also, when your MOPAR parts are installed in a certified facility, like ours, you know that your auto parts will be installed as it was intended by the manufacturer and under the best standards.