Rear fog light

A misted-over lens, a cracked housing after a parking knock, or a unit that has lost half its punch in the wet... rear fog lights tend to fail quietly until you really need them. The part is usually tucked at the corner of the rear bumper or built into the tail-light cluster, which makes finding the right rear fog lights car match more fiddly than it should be.Parthunt24 brings used rear fog light listings together from marketplaces like eBay, Ovoko, RicambiPro, Opisto, Proxyparts, Ecooparts, Autoparts-24, Totalparts. Compare 251 options on price, condition, and fitment, then click through to whichever seller has the right part for your car.

Rear fog lights are high-intensity red lamps on the back of a vehicle, designed to improve visibility to drivers behind in conditions like fog, rain, or snow. They are brighter than standard tail lights and help prevent rear-end collisions in poor weather. Fit is about identification, not appearance: two units can look similar yet have different plug shapes, bulb holders, or mounting points. Drop your OEM number or vehicle details into the search on Parthunt24, then use the side filters (Category, Manufacturer, Series, Model, Modification, Price) to drill into the results. Each listing redirects to its original marketplace, where the full description and the checkout sit on the seller's page. Universal rear fog light units exist as a fallback, but check them against the points below before committing. Before you buy, you’ll want to check these details on the seller’s page:

• Vehicle compatibility: Match make, model, year, and rear light assembly design exactly.
• Light position: Confirm left or right, as this varies by vehicle and regulations.
• Bulb type: Verify correct type, such as LED, halogen, or integrated unit.
• Connector type: Check plug shape, pin count, and wiring compatibility.
• Mounting design: Ensure correct housing shape and mounting points.
• Lens colour & compliance: Must be red and E-mark approved for road use.
• Voltage compatibility: Confirm 12V or 24V system, depending on vehicle.
• Integrated vs separate: Check if the lamp is part of the bumper or the tail light cluster.
• Waterproof rating: Ensure proper sealing for bumper-mounted units.
• Condition if used: Inspect for cracked lens, moisture inside, or damaged connectors.

The original listing tells you more than a thumbnail ever can. Rear fog lights crack, mist up, and show their wear clearly in good photos, so the listing needs to give you enough to judge what you're getting. Run through these:

• Photos: Clear, multi-angle shots including connector and lens close-ups.
• Seller reputation: Ratings, reviews, and trading history.
• Compatibility: Part numbers or OEM cross-references.
• Included components: Rear fog light bulb, wiring pigtail, bracket, or housing only?
• Condition: Cracks, moisture inside, broken tabs, fogged lens.
• Testing: Confirmation that the unit was working when pulled.
• Warranty and returns: A clear policy if the part is wrong or damaged.
• Shipping: Protective packaging matters; lenses crack easily in transit.
• Documentation: Donor vehicle details and proof of origin.

If everything stacks up, place the order directly with the seller.

Used rear fog light prices vary by vehicle, age, and condition. Pulls from common cars start around €15-€30, mid-range listings with bracket and wiring sit at €40-€80, and OEM units for premium or rare models can climb past €150. On Parthunt24, find a rear fog lamp from as low as 5.00. The gap between two listings often comes down to what the headline price doesn't show:

• Type: Used, rebuilt, or new.
• Vehicle rarity: Common cars cost less, older models more.
• Inclusions: Bulb and bracket bundled, or housing only.
• Condition: Crack-free, dry units command a premium.
• Documentation: Donor history adds value.

Side-by-side comparison on Parthunt24 is the fastest way to find the lowest price.

A bumper knock or a wiring fault rarely takes the lamp alone. Other parts in the rear lighting circuit often fail at the same time and are worth checking before you order. Browse these on Parthunt24 alongside the fog lamp:

• Fog light relay: Common point of failure when the lamp won't switch on.
• Fuse: Cheap, and often the actual cause of a dead fog light.
• Bulb: A direct replacement rules out a fault before changing the unit.
• Combination switch/stalk: Worn contacts mean intermittent operation.
• Rear wiring loom: Corroded connectors are common on older cars.
• Tail light assembly: Often shares housing with the fog lamp.
• Bumper mounting clips: Easy to lose during removal.

If the front of your car needs attention too, check the front fog lights category, or browse fog light switch listings for dashboard-level faults.

Hunting for a rear fog light for sale across forums and breakers can drag on once trim levels and bulb types come into it. Parthunt24 pulls every compatible listing into one place, sortable by price, vehicle, and condition, so the comparison happens before you leave the page. Whether you're after a common bumper-mounted unit or a rare rear fog light for sale on an older model, the right one is in there. Compare prices, find the best deal, and pick up a rear fog light for sale today on Parthunt24.