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AutoGic is a Brazilian automotive parts importer and distributor. Its website looks like a mix between a catalog-style e-commerce site and a B2B supply platform. Its core positioning is not an open third-party seller marketplace, but rather an auto aftermarket parts supplier built around its own and partner supply chains, serving repair shops, resellers, representatives, and distributors.
The platform supports part search by vehicle, brand, model, and year, covering many brands such as Acura, BMW, Chevrolet, Fiat, Ford, Honda, Toyota, and Volkswagen. Categories include cooling systems, braking, steering, ignition, electronic injection, engine, ABS, suspension, transmission, and accessories, with SKUs such as radiators, brake pads, electric fans, fuel injectors, and thermostat housings shown on the site. The page states that it has more than 15 years of market experience, 500+ customers, a portfolio of 10,000+ products, and coverage across 26 Brazilian states.
The site does not disclose specific retail prices, commissions, or platform onboarding fees. Its B2B program emphasizes differentiated price lists, extended payment terms, and dedicated technical support for repair shops and resellers; its representative program offers support, training, and a differentiated product portfolio. As a result, it is better suited to quotations, wholesale purchasing, credit terms, or agency partnerships rather than a transparent browse-and-buy retail model.
Its strengths are a clear vertical focus on auto parts, coverage across multiple vehicle systems, an import supply chain, nationwide logistics, and vehicle-fitment search capabilities, making it friendly to repair and resale use cases. The downside is that public information is incomplete: payment methods, returns and exchanges, warranty, real-time inventory, and pricing rules are not clearly explained. The site language and target market are also clearly Brazil-oriented, with insufficient support information for Chinese sellers or cross-border buyers.
AutoGic is better suited to local Brazilian repair shops, auto parts retailers, regional representatives, and large distributors looking to expand their auto parts SKUs, find stable supply, or join an agency network. If a Chinese supplier wants to enter Brazil’s auto parts channel, AutoGic can be viewed as a potential distribution partner, but procurement, compliance, payment, and import cooperation models would need to be confirmed separately.
The page does not provide information on availability from China, so this is considered unknown.
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autogic.com is an Brazil E-commerce provider. TG4G tracks its product information, an overall rating of 5.0/10, and a China-accessibility score of Limited (proxy recommended). Click "Visit Official Site" to reach autogic.com directly.