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Volkswagen CC 2011, Headlight Bulb by Sylvania®. When you need a headlight bulb or a stop light switch, you may be tempted to just run down to the local auto parts chain store. But before you waste your time and gas only to find high prices and poor selection, check out our great assortment of bulbs and other electrical parts.
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- Premium parts you can rely on
- Designed to restore functionality
- The finest quality at a great price
- Built to provide long-lasting service
When you need an electrical part you can battle the traffic and stand in line at the auto parts chain store, only to be told that what you need is out of stock and has to be ordered. And even if they have the parts can you be assured of the quality? Do you recognize the name on the box? And how do you know if you’re getting the best price?
You won’t have those concerns with the replacement electrical parts offered on our website. Website carries only top name products from well-known OE and aftermarket suppliers. In fact, many of the manufacturers we deal with are suppliers to the vehicle manufacturers, so the parts you get may be the same as the ones that came on your car or truck. In our online store you can find everything you need for electrical system repairs, including light bulbs, relays, switches, and motors. Our online store is also your source for parts ignored by other online vendors, like wiring and connectors. And if you’d like more illumination than that stock bulb can provide or want to give your vehicle a whole new look, website can offer you a vast selection of custom light housings and super-bright, super-efficient, LED bulbs.
Sylvania® was originally founded in 1931, specializing in the development and manufacturing of vacuum tubes and radio transceivers. The company emerged on the forefront of lighting technology with the introduction of the first fluorescent lighting tube in 1939, and followed by branching into customer electronics such as television sets, radios, camera flashbulbs, and more. In 1959, Sylvania merged with General Telephone to form General Telephone and Electronics (GTE). During the following decades, Sylvania expanded their product lineup into automotive lighting applications and began cutting edge work on fiberoptics. In 1993, Sylvania merged with German lighting company Osram (founded in 1919) to form the Osram Sylvania name that is known today. Today, Osram Sylvania has United States headquarters and manufacturing in Hillsboro, NH and has become the world's largest manufacturer of automotive lighting equipment as well as products that illuminate homes and commercial applications.