CarParts.com, Inc. announced the availability of the CarParts.com Mastercard, a new credit card program designed to provide drivers with a convenient and flexible new way to pay that supports their automotive journey. Powered by Mastercard and serviced by Concora Credit, the CarParts.com Mastercard represents another milestone in CarParts.com's continued expansion of its product and platform offerings. Over the past year, the company has introduced the CarParts+ Membership program, launched destinations for European and performance vehicle parts with CarParts Euro and the JC Whitney Performance Hub, added more than 100,000 SKUs to their catalog with continued expansion underway, and delivered ongoing website enhancements, reinforcing its commitment to empowering drivers, simplifying auto parts shopping, and making vehicle care more accessible.
Key Benefits of the CarParts.com Mastercard Include: 3% Cashback Rewards on all CarParts.com purchases, 1% Cashback Rewards on purchases everywhere else Mastercard is accepted, Access to Mastercard cardholder benefits and promotions, Prequalification in minutes with no credit score impact, Immediate access to a Card Number upon approval with instant authentication. The program was developed in partnership with Concora Credit Inc., a leading provider of branded credit card solutions, to deliver a streamlined and customer-focused experience. The CarParts.com Mastercard is now available to eligible customers nationwide.
CarParts.com, Inc. is a technology-driven e-commerce company engaged in offering automotive parts and accessories. It serves as a one-stop shop for repair and maintenance resources. It principally sells its products, identified as stock keeping units (SKUs), to individual consumers through its Website, www.carparts.com, app, and online marketplaces. It has classified its products into three subcategories by function: replacement parts, hard parts, and other parts and accessories. The replacement parts category is primarily comprised of parts for the exterior of an automobile. The hard parts category is comprised of engine and chassis components as well as other mechanical and electrical parts, including its own house brands of aftermarket catalytic converters called Evan Fischer. Its Other parts and accessories generally consist of parts that enhance the performance of the automobile, including parts from one of its own house brands, JC Whitney.
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