OEM stands for original equipment manufacturer and refers to the manufacturer of original equipment. This is the manufacturer's code assigned to each car part. By purchasing a part marked with this code, you can always be sure that the part meets the highest quality standards and all necessary technical parameters.

You can find the OEM code on the part itself or in a special data table provided by the manufacturer. If you still don't have the code, you can submit a request to us. By providing us with the car brand, VIN code, the name of the part you are looking for, and sending the request to us, you will receive the required code within an hour. You can then immediately order the MB part you need.

You couldn't even imagine a simpler way to search for car parts. All you need is the OEM code, and you already have a part that you can be sure fits 100%. Bauto can purchase the necessary parts for you at an affordable price and with a desired delivery time. Enter the OEM code, choose the best manufacturer offer, and we will deliver your order to any city in Lithuania.

Mercedes-Benz is a brand owned by the Daimler AG conglomerate. The company was founded by Karl Benz, Gottlieb Daimler, and Wilhelm Maybach. In 1886, they decided to install a gasoline engine in a horse-drawn carriage. The product was introduced to the market in 1901. This success caught the attention of Austrian entrepreneur Emil Jellinek, who, in collaboration with the company, created the "Mercedes" brand, named after his daughter. After gaining huge popularity worldwide, Karl Benz and Gottlieb Daimler merged their companies and in 1926 produced the first vehicles under the "Mercedes-Benz" brand.

• Attention Assist smart technology is designed to ensure the safety of the driver and passengers of the car. This safety feature monitors driving maneuvers and warns the driver of possible fatigue. 
• The Pre-Safe system anticipates the likelihood of a collision and automatically takes preventive measures, such as tightening the seat belts, adjusting the headrest position, and closing the car windows. In the latest generation of cars, this system also emits "pink noise" to protect the eardrums from possible impact pressure.