A partnership between AutoParts.com and The Automotive Parts Services Group (The Group) is bringing DoorDash to the automotive parts market space.

On June 24, 2026, AutoParts.com brought its catalogue of hundreds of thousands of parts live on the DoorDash Marketplace. It is the first time a complete auto-parts catalogue has been built natively into DoorDash, says the company.

“This marks a significant inflection point for the industry,” says AutoParts.com CEO Richard Keller.

“For years e-commerce customers would have to wait days or even weeks to receive a part. People simply can’t wait that long when their car is out of commission.

“Life doesn’t stop just because your car won’t start. This partnership aims to rapidly get parts in the hands of DIYers, so that they can get the job done and get back on the road faster. Customers need parts fast, and that is exactly what this partnership allows us to do” Keller continued.

AutoParts.com’s geo-located inventory system, and its massive catalog, puts them in a uniquely strong position to fulfill at the rapid pace that DoorDash customers expect.

“We built this system not only to offer the typical e-commerce experience, but to be a true last mile solution,” said Keller.

Last mile inventory availability is the result of a key partnership between AutoParts.com and The Automotive Parts Services Group (The Group). “We want to bring the Mom and Pops back to main street and give them a chance to compete in the e-commerce space, a space that they were boxed out of due to the complex technological capabilities required,” remarked Keller.

“We couldn’t be more excited,” said AutoParts.com COO Simon Savaya. Savaya knows firsthand the challenges that local auto parts stores face as the owner of Holbrook Auto Parts, a chain of several automotive aftermarket stores in Detroit. “AutoParts.com has given Holbrook the opportunity to sell our parts to a broader consumer base, providing an exciting new growth opportunity that we look forward to extending to other local retailers across the country,” Savaya continued.