Auto Body Parts Prices in Dallas in Dallas, TX
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Auto Body Parts Prices in Dallas in Dallas start at $118 at our counter, and the full range is published in the table below. Aftermarket collision parts in Dallas typically cost 40 to 60 percent less than the equivalent car company brand part. Every counter price on this site collected into one table, next to what the same part costs at a dealer parts department.

What we keep on the shelf
- bumper cover pricing
- fender pricing
- hood pricing
- lamp assembly pricing
- radiator pricing
- used part grade pricing
- pre-paint surcharges
- fastener piece prices
- paint and material pricing
- dealer list comparison
Terms you will hear at this counter and on the phone: CAPA, Certified Automotive Parts Association, Texas Department of Insurance, e-coat primer, interchange number. If any of that is unfamiliar, ask, because getting the vocabulary right is half of ordering the correct part.
Six things worth knowing before you order
- Every figure in the table below came off our own stock list in August 2026 and gets refreshed when our costs move, which in this trade is a few times a year.
- Dealer figures are list price, not the discount a body shop with an account gets, so treat the gap as the ceiling rather than the average.
- Paint is the line item people forget. A cheap unpainted cover plus $420 of shop refinish costs more than a pre-painted one delivered ready to bolt on.
- Prices on collision parts move with ocean freight and with steel and resin costs, and the last two years have not been quiet on either.
- The cheapest part is frequently the wrong economy. A cover that needs two extra hours of fitting has already cost more than the CAPA certified one.
- We publish this because almost nobody else does, and because the first question at the counter is always the same one.
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Auto Body Parts Prices in Dallas prices in Dallas
| Category | Aftermarket | Typical dealer list | Typical saving |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bumper cover, unpainted | $118 to $480 | $420 to $2,100 | 58% to 77% |
| Front fender | $62 to $220 | $240 to $840 | 68% to 74% |
| Hood, steel | $118 to $290 | $430 to $1,250 | 72% to 77% |
| Headlight assembly | $38 to $460 | $210 to $1,900 | 76% to 82% |
| Radiator | $68 to $190 | $280 to $700 | 73% to 76% |
| Tailgate shell | $210 to $420 | $680 to $1,600 | 69% to 74% |
What pushes any of these to the top of the range: sensors and radar behind the panel, aluminium construction, pearl and tri-coat finishes, and low-volume body styles that ran for one or two model years.
How much cheaper are aftermarket body parts than OEM in Dallas?
Aftermarket collision parts in Dallas run roughly 40 to 60 percent below the car company brand price, with the widest gaps on bumper covers and lamp assemblies and the narrowest on structural panels.
Why do body shops charge so much more than the part costs?
A body shop bill is mostly labor and refinish materials rather than parts, which is why a $140 bumper cover turns into an $800 job once removal, fitting, prep, paint and blending are counted.
Does buying my own parts save money at a body shop?
Supplying your own parts saves the shop's parts markup, and some shops will not warrant a part they did not source, so agree that in writing before the car goes in.
Before an adjuster tells you otherwise
Texas Insurance Code Section 1952.301 prohibits an insurer from limiting your coverage by specifying the brand, type, kind, age, vendor, supplier or condition of the parts used to repair your vehicle, and Section 1952.302 prohibits an adjuster from telling you that you must use a shop from a preferred list. The statute is public and it is short. Read the whole subchapter here, or read the section numbers back to whoever is on the phone. Working on the same corner of the car? See Bumper Covers & Bumper Parts in Dallas. Working on the same corner of the car? See Radiators, Condensers & Cooling Parts in Dallas.
Auto Body Parts Prices in Dallas questions we get asked
What is the cheapest way to fix cosmetic body damage?
The cheapest sound repair on cosmetic damage is a pre-painted aftermarket panel fitted by you or by an independent shop paid for labor only, which avoids both the dealer part price and the refinish bill.
Are used parts always cheaper than new aftermarket?
Used parts are usually cheaper than new aftermarket on assemblies and lamps and often more expensive on common bumper covers, because a straight recycled cover in the right colour is in genuine demand.
How often do these prices change?
We revise this table whenever our own cost moves, which over the last two years has been roughly every four months, driven mostly by freight and resin pricing.
Price this part for me
VIN, or year make and model, plus what broke. That is all we need to quote it.