Chevy Caprice Body Parts

Originally introduced as a luxury version of the Impala, the Chevrolet Caprice became a distinctive series in 1966, representing the top of the Chevrolet full-size car line. The Caprice featured power steering, automatic transmission, and vinyl top as a standard, while power seats, stereo system, and air conditioning were among the available options. It took no time for the Chevrolet Caprice to become the top seller, and several generations followed through the years until 1996, when the model was eventually discontinued. In 2006, however, the badge Caprice revived as a full-size luxury 4-door sedan designed and built by Holden, the GM Australian subsidiary. In 2011, the model crossed the ocean and came back to the U.S., named the Chevrolet Caprice Police Patrol Vehicle and being a special car for police departments.

A gorgeous design and strong materials are in Chevrolet's DNA, but hitches happen and a momentary lapse of concentration can cause serious damages to your vehicle. At our online shop we offer a large choice of repair parts made by reliable brands in the aftermarket, such as Monroe, Standard and Replace. Browse our catalog to see all the Chevrolet Caprice body parts on offer or ask our qualified personnel at the online Help Center for info and suggestions.