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2016 Infiniti Q50

2016 Infiniti Q50 Parts & Accessories

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Product Questions & Answers

Replacement Front Primed Bumper Cover, For Models with Object Sensor, Base/Hybrid/Hybrid Premium/Premium Models
$275.99
Q:Is this capa certified?
Norman B.
A:BEST ANSWERHi Norman, I'm glad to help you out. This is our NON-CAPA version for the Infiniti Q50. We do have the CAPA Certified bumper under part number REPI010334PQ. Or you can click the link below to be directed to its web page. I hope this helps. Happy shopping. https://www.carparts.com/bumper-cover/replacement/repi010334pq?can=CPAE1047 Show less
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Replacement Front Primed Bumper Cover, For Models with Object Sensor, Red Sport 400/Sport Models
$313.99
Q:Is it only a cover or is it the full front bumper ??
William C.
A:BEST ANSWERHi William, This bumper cover (also known as the front fascia) is a visible, molded body component that's typically made from either plastic or fiberglass. This is the part of the front end that people often misidentify as the bumper itself. The bumper cover sits in front of the actual bumper. Basically, the bumper cover is there to provide a kind of aesthetic appeal that is unobtrusive. Bumper covers also enhance aerodynamics and, thereby, improve fuel efficiency. Show less
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