aftermarket
- adjective
- /ˈæftərˌmɑrkɪt/
- Specialized
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de posventa
- You can save money by buying aftermarket parts instead of original ones from the manufacturer.
For example, we have aftermarket back plates, we have better memory plates, stuff like that, but nothing that fits stock.
- For example, we have aftermarket back plates, we have better memory plates, stuff like that, but nothing that fits stock.
- That is not an aftermarket add on that tends to work.
Examples
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And DeWalt makes an aftermarket clip on these.
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Of course, that would be the reason that aftermarket liquid cooling thermal solutions might exist for it.
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This is an aftermarket item which becomes a cup holder.
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For example, we have aftermarket back plates, we have better memory plates, stuff like that, but nothing that fits stock.
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All I can think is that it's an aftermarket thing done by Rolls Royce on later models and it was to allow something like this for an alarm.
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He chose an aftermarket stereo system to improve the sound quality of his car.
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Many car enthusiasts prefer aftermarket exhaust systems to enhance their vehicle's performance.
How Official
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Etymology
Aftermarket comes from after 'after' and market 'place to buy or sell', meaning parts or accessories sold later than the original item and often made by other companies. So an aftermarket exhaust or wheel is a part sold after the car left the factory to replace or change the original part.