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PRTS
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PRTS
S&P 500
Over the past 12 months, PRTS has outperformed S&P 500, delivering a return of +22% compared to S&P 500's +16% growth.
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Carparts.Com Inc
Glance View
CarParts.com is an online retailer of aftermarket auto parts and accessories. It sells replacement parts for cars and light trucks, such as body panels, headlights, mirrors, brake parts, and other repair items that drivers need when a vehicle is damaged or worn out. The company mainly serves everyday vehicle owners and do-it-yourself repair customers who want a cheaper, faster alternative to buying parts from a dealership or local auto store. The business makes money by buying parts from manufacturers and then selling them through its websites at retail prices. Because it is an online-first seller, it focuses on digital search, easy ordering, and direct shipping instead of running a large network of physical stores. That keeps the company close to the point where demand starts: when a customer needs a specific part to fix a vehicle. What makes CarParts.com different is its role as a pure online channel for replacement parts, with a catalog built around exact-fit vehicle-specific products. Its business depends on matching the right part to the right car and delivering it quickly, which matters in a market where customers often need a replacement urgently. In that sense, it sits between parts makers and end buyers, using e-commerce and logistics to make repair parts easier to find and buy.
