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Winpart by CFAO Launches Spare Parts e-Commerce Website for All Car Brands

As part of its commitment to solving the fake parts dilemma faced by vehicle owners, Winpart, a division of CFAO Motors and Nigeria’s fast-growing distributor in original vehicle maintenance spare parts, has launched an e-commerce website.

Announcing the development in a media statement released on Tuesday, the auto parts distribution company says the website is also aimed at deepening access to quality spare parts, at affordable prices, in the country.

“WinPart is the new Independent Aftermarket (IAM) automotive spare parts wholesaler, distributing top-quality certified spare parts, sourced directly from Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEMs) such as Aisin, Bosch, Coopers Fiaam, Cworks, Denso, Dunlop, Kavo, Philips, Riken Tyres, Valeo,” it explained, adding, “With its last-mile partner, Kwik, consumer purchases can be delivered within 2-hours in designated routes.”

Winpart offers maintenance parts for all vehicle brands and models and helps source scarce parts that are currently not in stock within an agreed time. Winpart has a well-established delivery system.

Commenting on the development, the General Manager, Winpart, Olivier Buisson said his company, being part of the CFAO family, is known for quality, reliability, and provision of convenience to customers.

“With our spare parts,” he pointed out, “you can be sure of a first-time fit. This will help save cost, eliminate time wastage and unused labour, especially among companies who are keen on improving their business processes and delivery time.”

He added: “To crown it all, you can now place orders from the comfort of your homes and offices by visiting www.winpart.com.ng .”

Winpart has a wide range of maintenance parts which include car batteries, brake pads, tyres, air filters, cabin air filters, oil filters, bulbs, plugs, radiator cap, and lubricants for light vehicles, commercial vehicles, and trucks.

Its partners have decades of experience developing the world’s leading Original Equipment (OE) parts for automakers and their brands are built on delivering value.

WinPart is the new aftermarket (IAM) automotive spare parts wholesaler, distributing top-quality certified spare parts, sourced directly from Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) to fleet customers, retail stores, independent repair workshop networks, and end-users. Our knowledge of the African market, supported by our CFAO group, enables us to proffer tailored solutions to customer needs.

CFAO is a key player in specialized distribution in Africa and French overseas territories, and a partner of choice for major international brands. The Group has a direct presence in 36 African countries and provides a gateway to 49 of the 54 countries in Africa.

Active in seven French overseas territories and Asia, CFAO has been in Nigeria for over 118 years and is a market leader in mobility, health care, and consumer goods.

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