GHARP57

So a little about me, I work at an Auto Group that owns 5 franchises. I do wholesale parts for all 5 franchises. They are as follows, Toyota, Honda, Subaru, D-C-J-Fiat(Parts only for Fiat), and Mercedes. I have been doing wholesale for about a year now. Prior to that I did the Toyota retail and service counters for roughly 3 years. We used to use Sewell's for Lexus because they had the pictures, once we lost that due to the copyright laws we have been searching ever since. toyo diy .com isn't bad at all but the interface is a little difficult to use.

I may have inadvertently found a new website that is a damn near replica to how the Toyota Snap-On catalog runs. It even allows you to search the PNC (First five of the part number) to take you to where you need to go. It also allows you to jump to a photo if it tells you to to find the correct part listing. It doesn't show pricing on their site but it gives you the part numbers.

The website is japancars.ru Yes it is in Russian but google can translate it but also they have an English version of their website up and running. I encourage you to look it up if you are wanting to know part numbers. The website even allows VIN filtering like toyo diy .com does.

sktn77a

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You'll have to figure out how to fool the dot com filter on this site!

GHARP57

What do you mean Keith?


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ah I see its ******* is the filtered out site

toyo diy is filtered out lmao

Chuckinnj

I went to the site and "clicked" on the language flag (left of center) and it came up in English.

SW17LS

Why is toyo diy filtered on the site?!?

DaveGS4

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repeated spamming promotion after being asked to stop

SW17LS

Interesting...I dont see an aspect to their site other than reference...am I missing something?

DaveGS4

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Probably. Don't have any idea how they are monetized, just know about what happened here when they launched