Honda City buying guide
Honda City Sedan & Hatchback Body Parts Guide
Match City panels, lamps and door equipment using body style, facelift and installed functions.
Compare sedan and hatchback before choosing panels
Rear bumper, lamps and door equipment differ with body style. Record production date and show the actual front and rear design; the trim badge is not a reliable substitute for photographs.
Define lamp and mirror functions
Headlights need traffic-side beam, lamp technology and module scope. Mirrors need folding, heating, indicators and camera equipment where fitted. A connector with the same number of pins does not prove equivalent functions.
State what is included and how it travels
Separate covers from reinforcement, grilles and brackets. Identify bare versus equipped panels, and regulator motor inclusion. Specify rigid lens clearance and shaped supports for panels rather than comparing only unit price.
Body, Lighting & Door Equipment
Start with body style, production date and equipment photographs for collision and door-component orders.
| Component | Selection boundary |
|---|---|
Match the actual City front-end design, side and traffic-side beam. State halogen or LED and whether control modules and leveling pieces are supplied. Compare body and facelift; side and beam market; lamp technology and connector. | |
Identify sedan or hatchback first, then side and inner or outer section. Record lighting functions and connector with the production date. Compare sedan or hatchback; side and lamp section; lighting functions and connector. | |
Select the lamp for the bumper opening and bracket on the exact trim. State side, technology and bezel or bulb inclusion. Compare bumper and trim; side and bracket; lamp and bezel scope. | |
Specify the bare cover or a named assembly with grilles and brackets. Compare sedan/hatchback front styling, facelift and sensor provisions. Compare body and facelift; sensor and fog openings; cover and accessory scope. | |
Match sedan or hatchback, reflector layout and exhaust or sensor openings. List reinforcement and lower trim separately when required. Compare body style and facelift; reflector and sensor openings; lower trim and reinforcement scope. | |
Identify upper or lower grille, facelift and trim finish. Compare badge and sensing interfaces with the bumper before ordering. Compare grille position and facelift; badge and sensing interface; clips and surround scope. | |
Choose side and steering market, then specify folding, indicator and camera functions. Retain connector and base photographs. Compare side and steering market; folding and camera equipment; connector and base geometry. | |
Compare side, body series and front-end attachment shape. Specify side-marker or trim openings and panel finish. Compare side and body series; marker and trim openings; flange geometry and finish. | |
Match front-end production design with latch, hinge and insulation interfaces. State whether the quotation is for the bare panel. Compare body and facelift; latch and hinge interface; panel finish and hardware scope. | |
Identify door, side and body before comparing rails and glass clamps. State motor inclusion and any anti-pinch equipment. Compare door and side; rail and glass mounting; motor and connector scope. |
Continue with the same vehicle details
Use the City component directory to identify other assemblies for the same vehicle. Once the part specifications are clear, check shipping and quotation requirements for quantities, packing and destination details.
Auto parts inquiry
Send the vehicle and part evidence.
Include brand, full model, year, engine or EV drivetrain, OE/material code, quantity, destination and packing request. You can attach a list or old-part photos.