Rear bumper

A car park scrape, a low-speed shunt, or a tow-bar that gave up… the rear bumper takes most of life's small accidents. Unfortunately, replacing one isn't just a matter of matching the colour. The right match has to cover trim level, sensors, exhaust cutouts, and small mounting clips that vary greatly. Tracking that down across half a dozen open tabs, repeated searches, and listings that don't quite line up can be a real pain. Parthunt24 catalogues used rear bumper listings together from marketplaces like eBay, Ovoko, RicambiPro, Opisto, Proxyparts, Ecooparts, Autoparts-24, Totalparts. Compare 2348 options on price, condition, and fitment, then head to the marketplace.

A rear bumper is a protective component located at the back of a vehicle, designed to absorb impact during collisions and improve safety. It can also improve the vehicle's appearance and may include features like towing capabilities or integrated lights. On Parthunt24, you can narrow the search by OEM code or vehicle, then filter by Category, Manufacturer, Series, Model, Modification, and Price. Each listing leads to the marketplace it's hosted on.Before you buy, you’ll want to check these details on the seller’s page:

• Vehicle compatibility: Match make, model, year, and trim level. Facelift vs pre-facelift differences matter.
• Body style: Confirm fit for hatchback, sedan, SUV, or wagon version.
• Parking sensors (PDC): Check if the bumper has holes or support for parking sensors.
• Reversing camera: Provision or mounting point for a rear camera, if equipped.
• Tow hook/tow bar cutout: Verify the presence and position if the vehicle has a tow hitch.
• Exhaust cutouts: Match shape and position, such as single, dual, or hidden exhaust.
• Mounting points: Clips, brackets, and bolt positions match the original.
• Material: Typically plastic, such as PP/ABS; check flexibility and durability.
• Finish: Primed, ready to paint, painted, or textured unpainted black.
• Trim & accessories: Compatibility with reflectors, diffusers, and chrome trims.
• Condition if used: Inspect for cracks, scratches, broken tabs, and previous repairs.

The original listing tells you more than the search result ever can. Bumpers crack, scuff, and show their history clearly, so the listing has to give you enough to judge what you're getting. Photos especially need multiple angles and good light. Run through these:

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

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

Rear bumper price varies widely with the vehicle, the trim level, and whether the part is painted or primed. Used unpainted bumpers start around €40, mid-range used rear bumper prices for popular models land at €80-€200, and OEM painted bumpers for premium vehicles can climb past €400.On Parthunt24, find a rear bumper from 5.00. The factors that decide where a listing sits include:

• 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 camera provision: Bumpers pre-cut for sensors or camera mounts cost more.
• Brand: OEM-branded sits at the top of the range; quality aftermarket sits below.
• Condition: Crack-free units command a rear bumper price premium over scuffed pulls.

A €60 gap between listings can be the difference between a paint-and-fit job and a ready-to-bolt-on unit. The Parthunt24 comparison view makes that clear.

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

• Rear lights: Lens cracks or broken mounting tabs often need fixing at the same time.
• Reinforcement bar: Takes the real impact and frequently bends.
• Mounting clips and brackets: Cheap and worth replacing on a swap.
• Reflectors and trims: Side reflectors, chrome strips, diffusers.
• Front bumper: If the back went, the front bumper might have too.
• Reversing camera: Old cameras don't always survive the fitting process.
• Reversing sensors: Often damaged in collisions, even when they look fine.

Hunting for a rear bumper across forums and breakers is slow business once colour codes and trim variants come into it. Parthunt24 pulls every compatible bumper into one place, sortable by price, trim, paint code, and condition. Painted, primed, with sensors or without, the right one is in there. Compare rear bumper prices, find the best deal, and pick up a rear bumper for your car today on Parthunt24.