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All Fiat 500 parts

Browse all 55 used part categories for the Fiat 500, priced from 51,143 real salvage yard and junkyard listings.
SKWritten bySaurabh Kumar · Co-Founder & CTO
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Last updatedOct 29, 2026

Market overview

How much do 500 parts cost from a salvage yard?

The Fiat 500 has 51,143 priced salvage yard listings across 55 part categories (100% coverage). The most commonly listed parts are front seats (3,713 listings, median $146), fog lights (3,628 listings, median $86), and tail lights (3,246 listings, median $100). High listing volume means these parts are frequently replaced and competitively priced.

The most expensive 500 part to replace from a salvage yard is the engine at a median of $1,320 (range $295–$4,500). The most affordable is the brake caliper at $50. Salvage parts typically save 50–75% compared to new OEM pricing.

Across all priced categories, the average 500 salvage part costs roughly $184 at the median. Parts with higher listing counts tend to have tighter price spreads because sellers compete more aggressively, giving buyers better leverage when negotiating.

When buying used 500 parts, always match the exact part number and confirm the model year. Parts that look identical between years can differ in mounting points, connectors, or electronic modules. Check condition grades — Grade A (excellent) parts are lightly used with no cosmetic damage, Grade B (good) shows normal wear, and Grade C (fair) may have visible wear or minor damage that does not affect function. Always verify the seller's return policy and ask whether the part was tested before removal.

Condition pricing

How does condition grade affect 500 part prices?

Condition comparison

Price by part grade

Grade AClean / low wear$15–$4,50022,486 listings
Grade BStandard used$25–$2,7501,068 listings
Grade CVisible wear$25–$2,750156 listings
Grade XUngraded$15–$3,43827,427 listings

Median by grade

Grade price comparison

Median asking price by seller-reported condition grade · $15–$4,500 overall range

Part directory

500 price guides

53 currently priced

01wide ±184%

AC Compressor

$100median
$40$408
02wide ±265%

ABS Module

$100median
$30$560
03wide ±248%

Air Bag

$106median
$25$550
04wide ±131%

Alternator

$80median
$30$240
05wide ±171%

Axle Shaft

$75median
$29$285
06wide ±132%

Blower Motor

$85median
$25$249
07wide ±235%

Brake Caliper

$50median
$15$250
08wide ±103%

Rear Bumper Assembly

$277median
$80$650
09wide ±160%

Front Bumper

$250median
$99$899
10wide ±100%

Rear Bumper

$250median
$65$566
11wide ±240%

Car Radio

$125median
$25$624
12wide ±134%

Center Console

$105median
$29$310
13wide ±238%

AC Condenser

$100median
$35$510
14wide ±149%

Control Arm

$75median
$30$254
15

Differential

Price data updating

16wide ±97%

Door Assembly

$249median
$119$600
17wide ±79%

Drive Shaft

$150median
$49$285
18wide ±159%

Engine

$1,320median
$295$4,500
19wide ±135%

Engine Computer

$100median
$30$300
20wide ±149%

Exhaust Manifold

$182median
$47$590
21wide ±113%

Fender

$125median
$49$331
22wide ±283%

Fog Light

$86median
$19$506
23wide ±164%

Front Seat

$146median
$45$525
24wide ±100%

Fuel Pump

$100median
$39$240
25wide ±140%

Fuel Tank

$125median
$35$384
26wide ±223%

Grille

$75median
$15$350
27wide ±127%

Headlight Assembly

$200median
$60$570
28wide ±106%

Heater Core

$104median
$50$270
29wide ±79%

Hood

$250median
$100$496
30wide ±128%

Ignition Switch

$85median
$28$246
31

Instrument Cluster

Price data updating

32wide ±116%

Intake Manifold

$100median
$49$281
33wide ±155%

Master Cylinder

$74median
$24$254
34wide ±149%

Side Mirror

$100median
$25$323
35tight ±15%

Power Steering Pump

$100median
$75$105
36wide ±81%

Quarter Panel

$350median
$195$765
37wide ±115%

Radiator

$100median
$45$275
38wide ±123%

Rear View Mirror

$85median
$19$228
39wide ±185%

Starter

$65median
$29$269
40wide ±133%

Steering Column

$120median
$30$349
41wide ±202%

Steering Rack

$145median
$50$636
42wide ±105%

Steering Wheel

$132median
$48$324
43wide ±176%

Strut

$75median
$25$289
44wide ±141%

Sunroof

$200median
$70$635
45wide ±194%

Tail Light

$100median
$25$413
46wide ±126%

Tailgate

$280median
$95$800
47wide ±233%

Throttle Body

$65median
$20$323
48tight ±4%

Torque Converter

$124median
$119$128
49wide ±129%

Transfer Case

$278median
$75$790
50wide ±197%

Transmission

$669median
$115$2,750
51wide ±242%

Transmission Control Module

$100median
$25$510
52wide ±121%

Turbocharger

$195median
$74$545
53wide ±125%

Water Pump

$50median
$25$150
54wide ±222%

Wheels

$100median
$25$469
55wide ±154%

Window Regulator

$75median
$25$256

All prices are based on observed salvage yard asking prices, collected independently. · How we price

Compare this vehicle

500 price comparisons

Model-year pricing

500 parts cost by year

201512,650 listings$165avg part cost$50 – $1,17542 parts priced
201616,309 listings$166avg part cost$50 – $1,25044 parts priced
201712,011 listings$173avg part cost$50 – $1,43441 parts priced
20184,158 listings$171avg part cost$45 – $1,26043 parts priced
20192,470 listings$220avg part cost$35 – $2,09937 parts priced
20201,529 listings$242avg part cost$75 – $2,40038 parts priced
2021793 listings$245avg part cost$50 – $1,95036 parts priced
2022639 listings$384avg part cost$51 – $3,43821 parts priced
2023326 listings$226avg part cost$56 – $93814 parts priced
202472 listings$322avg part cost$71 – $89918 parts priced
2025180 listings$557avg part cost$167 – $2,76912 parts priced
$149$258$367$476$58520152016201720182019202020212022202320242025
Average part cost by model year · aggregated from salvage yard listing data

Common questions

500 parts FAQ

How much do used 500 parts cost from a salvage yard?

Based on 51,143 priced salvage yard listings across 55 part categories, used Fiat 500 parts range from $50 (brake caliper) to $1,320 (engine), with a typical part costing around $184 at the median.

What are the most commonly replaced 500 parts?

The most commonly listed salvage yard parts for the Fiat 500 are front seats (3,713 listings), fog lights (3,628 listings), tail lights (3,246 listings). High listing volume means these parts are frequently replaced and competitively priced.

How many 500 part categories does this guide cover?

This guide covers 55 part categories for the Fiat 500, with 53 currently priced from real salvage yard listings. We add new categories as listing data becomes available.

Are salvage yard 500 parts worth buying?

Used OEM 500 parts are factory-spec components that bolt in without modification. Salvage parts typically save 50–75% compared to new OEM pricing. Always match the exact part number, confirm the model year, and check the condition grade before buying.