Parts for Mazda models

We supply parts for all Mazda models including the following 323, 626, 929, Eunos, Xedos, so please search for your part with us now. If you are looking to sell Mazda parts then why not join our network of Mazda parts suppliers today.

Mazda parts helpline

If you need assistance in submitting a request for any Mazda part, please call us on 0701 310 0701 and our operators will be very pleased to help you.

Mazda parts warehouse information

All the Used Mazda Parts we stock through our system are guaranteed. This in turn will give you peace of mind that the parts should be tested and tried before being sent out. We strive to offer you unrivaled services as one of our valued Mazda customers. We have a whole range of engines, gearboxes, and all other spares ready to dispatch! These can all be found by submitting your part request now.

Part Delivery Information and Times

The suppliers in our network always aim to deliver parts on the date agreed at the point of sale. Please be aware that delivery is normally a next working day in the UK for most parts, however engines and gearboxes can vary in delivery time dependant on size and manpower, should they need removing from the previous Mazda vehicle. Some of our suppliers deliver parts worldwide, and have a fast international delivery service. Delivery prices may vary for international destinations.

For more helpful information, please visit the Mazda website.

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History of Mazda cars

Mazda is a Japanese manufacturer based in Fuchu, established in 1920. Warranty Direct ranked Mazda sixth out of a total 41 listed brands, meaning they are one of the most reliable manufacturers in the industry. Mazda started as a small cork manufacturer in 1920, in 1929 progressed to make machine tools. The first Mazda was called Mazda Go and it was a tricycle, produced in Hiroshima and exported to China in the 1930's. In the 1960's they built their first Compact Pickup, and a few years later their first passenger saloon. In 1967 they began selling the world's first two rotor rotary engine, and now many parts are readily available. That’s why it should come as no surprise that Mazda was also awarded ‘Best Car Manufacturer’ at the 2014 Which? awards. Mazda is proud to design cars that defy convention.