While ECP is already the main distributor for Lemförder, this expansion will see even more parts available to independent garages.
ECP chairman Sukhpal Singh (pictured) said: “ECP including the full range of Lemförder steering and suspension parts enables us to supply these vital components off the shelf for a much wider variety of cars.
“We can therefore support the aftermarket in keeping both recent and older vehicles safely in the road – at a reasonable cost.”
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