Front bumper

A kerb hit, a low-speed prang in traffic, or an animal strike on the motorway can wreck a front bumper in seconds. Replacing one means more than picking a part that fits. The match has to cover trim level, sensor cutouts, fog light or headlight provision, and the exact colour code. Most buyers end up flicking between marketplace tabs, retyping the same registration details, and squinting at photos to work out whether two bumpers are even the same colour.Parthunt24 collects used front bumper listings together from marketplaces like eBay, Ovoko, RicambiPro, Opisto, Proxyparts, Ecooparts, Autoparts-24, Totalparts. Compare 3349 options on price, condition, and colour, then click through to whichever seller has the right used bumper for your car.

A front bumper is a protective component located at the front of a vehicle, designed to absorb impact during collisions and improve safety. It can also support features like sensors and lights, and aftermarket options are available for customisation and improved durability. The car bumper you choose has to fit your specific make, model, and trim variant. On Parthunt24, narrow your search by OEM code or vehicle, then refine with the Category, Manufacturer, Series, Model, Modification, and Price filters. Each listing redirects to the marketplace where it's hosted, with the full description and order button on the seller's page.Check the listing for each of these:

• Vehicle compatibility: Match make, model, year, and trim level. Facelift vs pre-facelift differences matter.
• Body style: Confirm fit for sedan, hatchback, SUV, etc.
• Parking sensors, PDC: Check if the bumper has holes or support for front parking sensors.
• ADAS features: Compatibility with radar, cameras, or driver-assistance systems.
• Fog lights / DRL: Mounting points for fog lights or daytime running lights.
• Grille compatibility: Fit with the main grille and lower grille sections.
• Headlight compatibility: Correct alignment with headlight shape and design.
• Mounting points: Clips, brackets, and bolt positions match the original.
• Tow hook cover: Presence and placement if applicable.
• Air vents and ducts: Correct openings for cooling and airflow.
• Material: Typically plastic, PP / ABS. Check durability and flexibility.
• Finish: Primed, ready to paint, painted, or textured.
• Trim and accessories: Compatibility with chrome trims, splitters, or inserts.
• Condition, if used: Inspect for cracks, scratches, broken tabs, and previous repairs.

Once you've clicked through, the spec might be right but the photos and packaging notes decide whether you get a usable bumper. Front bumpers are easy to crack in transit and easy to misjudge from poor photos, so the listing has to give you enough to be confident. Run through these:

• Photos: Both ends, the centre, all clip points, and any sensor or light cutouts.
• Seller reputation: Ratings, reviews, and trading history.
• Compatibility: Part numbers or cross-references.
• Included components: Bumper only, or with grille, brackets, or trims?
• Condition: Cracks, scuffs, broken tabs, paint matches.
• Testing: Fitment confirmation, or test-fitted to a similar car.
• Warranty and returns: A clear policy if the part is wrong.
• Shipping: Front bumpers are big. Crated or palletised packaging is essential.
• Documentation: Donor vehicle details, paint code, or proof of origin.

If everything checks out, place the order directly with the seller.

Front bumper price depends on the vehicle, the trim level, and whether the listing comes painted or primed. Used unpainted bumpers from common cars start around €40, mid-range painted listings sit at €100-€250, and OEM front bumper prices for premium vehicles can climb past €500. Comparing prices on Parthunt24 is the fastest way to spot the best deal.On Parthunt24, find a front bumper from as low as 5.00. The front bumper price gap between two listings often comes down to factors the headline price doesn't show:

• Trim level: Sport or premium trim costs more than the base.
• Painted vs primed: Painted bumpers in your colour cost more but save the bodyshop bill.
• Sensor and lighting provision: Bumpers pre-cut for sensors or fog lights cost more.
• Brand: OEM-branded sits at the top; quality aftermarket sits below.
• Condition: Crack-free units command a premium over scuffed pulls.

A front bumper rarely takes a knock alone. Lights, brackets, and the parts behind the bumper often need attention at the same time. Browse these on Parthunt24 alongside the bumper:

• Headlights: Lens damage on the headlights often shows up after a front-end knock.
• Fog lights: Easily smashed in even a low-speed impact.
• Sensors: Front parking sensors are often damaged in collisions, even when they look fine.
• Reinforcement bar: The metal bar behind the bumper takes the real impact and frequently bends.
• Tow hook covers: Small trim pieces that are easily lost or broken.
• Mounting clips and brackets: Cheap and worth replacing on a swap.
• Grille: Often cracks or distorts during a front-end impact.
• Rear bumper: If the front bumper went, the rear bumper might have too.

Parthunt24 brings every compatible front bumper into one place, sortable by price, trim, paint code, and condition. Confirm the trim, check the sensor and lighting cutouts match, and compare front bumper prices side by side. No more flicking between tabs or losing track of which listing had the cleanest paint. Compare prices, find the best deal, and buy front bumper replacements for your car today on Parthunt24.