As far as a definition goes, OEM stands for 'original equipment manufacturer.' ...

If you’ve set out to do a bit of at-home auto maintenance, you’ve probably noticed some of the parts commonly found online can vary greatly in price. Often, this comes down to that specific part, say ...

Original equipment parts (OEM) parts are components used on or in a vehicle that come from the original equipment manufacturer. Understanding the difference between OEM parts and aftermarket parts can ...

Fixing your car after an accident is stressful enough without the added pressure of deciding between parts from your car's manufacturer, known as OEM parts, and aftermarket parts. Dealerships may ...

Gasoline was less than 20 cents a gallon in the U.S. when early in the 20th century the Ford Motor Company pioneered the eco-consciousness movement. Almost 100 years ahead of his time, Henry Ford ...

While the auto industry has no shortage of complex jargon, one of the simplest tags to understand is 'OEM.' Short for 'original equipment manufacturer', this oft-used acronym refers to a company that ...

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Once upon a time, Ford had a factory high-performance parts program-known as "Muscle Parts" or "OHO" (Off-Highway Only) parts—that rivaled the best of the present Chevy and MoPar efforts. Then, in the ...

At the 2025 SEMA Show in Las Vegas, Ford revealed the Maverick 300T, a factory-engineered project vehicle that brings a ...