MARKET (OEM) is a designation used in the automotive parts industry for components produced according to Original Equipment Manufacturer standards. These parts are manufactured by companies that supply components directly to vehicle manufacturers for installation on new cars during the factory assembly process. OEM market parts are typically produced on the same production lines and according to the same technical specifications as the original components installed in vehicles at the factory. Such parts may include engine components, transmission elements, braking system parts, suspension components, electronic systems, sensors, filters, belts, cooling system elements and other automotive assemblies. The main advantage of OEM components is their high manufacturing precision, full compatibility with specific vehicle models and consistent production quality. According to feedback from automotive service professionals and vehicle owners, OEM parts usually provide reliable performance, long service life and compliance with the manufacturer’s technical standards. In many cases their price is lower than the same parts sold in the original packaging of a car manufacturer, since they are marketed under the brand of the component manufacturer rather than the vehicle brand itself.