Looks OK to me.

 

Did you end up using subaru.oempartsonline.com? I am also debating using them, but I wanna confirm they actually sell oem parts. The prices are a little suspicious.

 

Try www.QuirkParts.com and let me know if they are ok.

 

They don't appear to be a Subaru dealer because if you substitute another car brand for Subaru in the url, you get a similar website. For example: https://honda.oempartsonline.com/

Have your tried forum sponsor https://www.subaruonlineparts.com/ ? They do have genuine Subaru parts. If you use them ask Benny for a discount here:

https://www.subaruxvforum.com/threads/discount.167826/page-8

 

Thanks, that is what I wanted to know.

 

A few minutes using 2017 Crosstrek Limited (you didn't state model), part #28421SC003 shows five Subaru online sites with varying costs between $347.48 to $425.91. All five display the Subaru logo, MSRP list cost and discounted cost along with percentage discount from MSRP.

Genuine Subaru Parts

The other two sites do not show Subaru's logo and I presume they're aftermarket. The $519.40 is from subarupartssuperstore.com and doesn't show it as a genuine Subaru OEM part.

 

This is one of a bunch of storefronts put together by a company called revolutionparts.com. They're a third-party intermediary that has contracts with a bunch of Subaru dealers across the country to market parts -- as I understand it, Revolution Parts doesn't have their own inventory, but they just forward your order to a client Subaru dealer for fulfillment, putting their name on the invoicing and keeping a cut of the revenue. It's not a business model I'd feel good about, because you don't really know whose inventory your parts are coming from, and that raises the possibility of customer service issues.

There are plenty of Subaru dealers who sell parts online at a discount and are straightforward enough to have their own branding, and I'd stick with one of those.