How to Buy Toyota Camry Spare Parts Wholesale from China

Buying Toyota Camry parts wholesale from China works in five steps: send a part list with VINs or Toyota part numbers, receive a line-by-line quote (OEM or replacement), confirm a proforma invoice, approve photos before dispatch, and receive the shipment by sea or air with export documents. The key to a smooth order is a clear list.

Why source Camry parts from China?

The Camry has been built in China by GAC Toyota for many years, and China has a large automotive parts industry that produces both genuine and replacement parts. That gives importers access to a wide range of Camry parts across generations, consolidated in one shipment.

Step 1: How should I prepare the part list?

• One line per part: Toyota part number or a clear description.
• Generation (XV40, XV50, XV70, XV80) and a sample VIN per variant.
• Quantity per line, and OEM or replacement preference.
• Destination country and port.

Step 2: What will the quote show?

Each line is matched to your vehicles and priced as OEM or replacement, with availability. Lines we cannot confirm are flagged with a question rather than guessed.

Step 3: FOB or CIF — which Incoterm should I choose?

Both are defined in the ICC's Incoterms 2020 rules. Under both, risk passes to the buyer once the goods are on board in China; CIF only adds who pays for freight and insurance. Import duties and local clearance are always the buyer's responsibility.

Step 4: How are parts inspected and packed?

Before packing, parts are checked against the order and photographed. Lamps, mirrors and electronics are boxed individually; bumpers and panels are protected and nested; outer cartons are labelled per order or per vehicle.

Step 5: How are Camry parts shipped?

• Air freight for urgent, compact orders.
• Sea freight, consolidated (LCL) or full container, for larger orders and bulky body parts.
• Together with vehicles, when you also import cars from EVtoU.
• Batteries, airbags and some fluids are dangerous goods with special transport rules — quoted case by case.

Documents: every shipment includes a commercial invoice and packing list. Certificates of origin and other documents your customs need are agreed on the proforma invoice.