About this site

Supercar Ticker Parts puts exotic car parts from different specialists, breakers and countries side by side. Official Ferrari, Lamborghini and McLaren dealer parts have no public prices, and specialists each hold deep stock in silos, so buyers search seller by seller. Here one search covers them all, and the OEM part number is the key that ties offers together.

What is covered

41,021 offers for Ferrari, Lamborghini, McLaren, Porsche, Aston Martin, Bentley, Rolls-Royce, Maserati from 99 sellers in 11 countries. Sources:

• B-Parts: 22,124 offers. Used parts from licensed vehicle dismantlers in Portugal, Spain, Germany, Lithuania, the Netherlands and more; each seller is named by its company name.
• Superformance: 12,742 offers. UK Ferrari and Maserati parts specialist (new genuine and aftermarket parts).
• Stoddard: 2,611 offers. US Porsche specialist (Ohio): genuine, Porsche Classic and reproduction parts, prices in US dollars.
• GTO Parts: 2,090 offers. Parts shop of GTO Engineering (UK) for classic Ferrari: new, NOS and remade parts.
• Aston Workshop: 791 offers. Aston Workshop (UK): Aston Martin parts, mostly for classic models; prices include VAT.
• Hill Engineering: 663 offers. UK Ferrari parts maker and stockist; its prices exclude VAT, which each offer title says.

How prices are compared

Part numbers are taken from the seller's listing and normalised by removing spaces, dots and dashes, so 991.341.123.45 and 99134112345 match. Prices are asking prices without shipping, converted to euros at ECB reference rates (1 EUR = 0.8446 GBP = 1.1188 USD at the last refresh). New, used and remanufactured parts are labelled; compare like with like before buying. VAT treatment differs by seller: Hill Engineering states its prices exclude UK VAT (marked on each offer), Superformance lists Hill-made parts at the same figures, and Aston Workshop prices are shown including VAT. EU breakers on B-Parts show consumer prices; US prices carry no VAT.

Our crawler

Data is collected by SupercarTickerPartsBot. It reads robots.txt and follows it, also honouring rules a site sets for AI agents; it waits at least one second between requests to a site (longer if the site asks), and stops at the first block, captcha or login. It keeps business data only (part, price, condition, seller company, country, link and photo link) and never stores names or contact details of private individuals. Photos are shown straight from the seller's own servers. A seller who prefers not to be listed can disallow SupercarTickerPartsBot in robots.txt and its offers drop out at the next refresh.

Not covered yet

Sites that block automated access or ask AI agents not to crawl them are left out on purpose, as is eBay until its official API is connected.