Here's a sample of some Honda CR-Z parts we currently stock:

Part Price	Part Year	Part Description	Part Image	Date Published
$85	2011	INTAKE MANIFOLD		02/06/2015
$45	2011	AMPLIFER		07/27/2012
$50	2011	PASSENGER CABIN HARNESS HAS 2 CUT PLUGS		07/27/2012
$50	2011	PASSENGER CABIN HARNESS HAS 2 CUT PLUGS		07/27/2012
$85	2011	UPPER INTAKE MANIFOLD (PLASTIC)		07/27/2012
$40	2011	CHARCOAL CANISTER		07/27/2012
$20	2011	CANISTER FILTER		07/27/2012
$70	2011	FUEL PUMP		07/27/2012
$45	2011	Shaft STEERING COLUMN		07/27/2012
$29	2011	Temperature Climate / AC heater control TEMP CONT(ON DASH)		07/27/2012

You may also check out this YouTube video:

About the Honda CR-Z

The Honda CR-Z is a compact sport electric hybrid sold from 2010-2016. It is one of the least polluting vehicles available and the only hybrid equippable with a manual transmission. It became moderately popular and in 2010 was the fourth-most sold hybrid vehicle. Trim packages included base, EX and EX with Navigation.

The CR-Z contained a 1.5L I4 engine combined with an electric motor with available transmissions being an automatic CVT or 6-speed manual. The CR-Z only contains one body style, that being the 2-door coupe.

Is it better to buy OEM parts?

OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) parts are made by the same manufacturer that made the parts for your car when it was originally built. They are designed to fit and function exactly as the original part did, which can help ensure a high level of quality and performance.

Using OEM parts for repairs and maintenance can help preserve the resale value of your vehicle. When you use OEM parts, you can demonstrate that you have taken good care of your vehicle and have used high-quality, manufacturer-approved parts for any repairs or replacements.