Chrysler 200 Rear Bumper Assembly for Sale | Rear Cover Main Assembly
$584.00
At a Glance
- Condition: OEM used complete rear bumper assembly, structural integrity verified, mounting brackets inspected, cosmetic condition assessed
- Availability: In stock across Chrysler 200 model years
- Shipping: Free shipping to all 50 states, 3 to 7 business days
- Application: Chrysler 200 – Chrysler’s mid-size sedan produced across two generations (first-gen 2011-2014, second-gen 2015-2017)
- Complete rear bumper assembly: Rear cover and main assembly for direct rear-end replacement
- Generation matching critical: First-gen Chrysler 200 (2011-2014) and second-gen Chrysler 200 (2015-2017) use different rear bumper assembly configurations
- Chrysler mid-size sedan positioning: Successor to the Chrysler Sebring; positioned in the mid-size sedan segment during the Chrysler / Fiat merger era
- Discontinued 2017: The Chrysler 200 was discontinued after 2017 as Chrysler exited the mid-size sedan segment – Chrysler focused on minivan / SUV positioning
- Body color painting typically required after installation – specify vehicle exterior color code when ordering
- 15 day replacement warranty on component defects
Description
About the Chrysler 200 Rear Bumper Assembly
Need a replacement Chrysler 200 rear bumper assembly (rear cover and main assembly)? Part Nests sources OEM used complete rear bumper assemblies for Chrysler 200 applications. The Chrysler 200 is Chrysler’s mid-size sedan produced across two generations – first-generation (2011-2014) as the successor to the Chrysler Sebring, and second-generation (2015-2017) on the Chrysler / Fiat compact wide platform. Generation matching is critical – the two generations use different rear bumper assembly configurations. Chrysler 200 was discontinued after 2017 as Chrysler exited the mid-size sedan segment. Body color painting typically required after installation. Each assembly is inspected for structural integrity, mounting brackets, and cosmetic condition. Call (855) 634-4447 to verify Chrysler 200 year, generation, and exterior color code before ordering.
What Is Included and Not Included
| Detail | Description |
|---|---|
| INCLUDED | The rear bumper cover and main assembly, per the live FAQ. |
| NOT INCLUDED | The rear reinforcement bar per the live FAQ, plus reflectors, exhaust tips, sensors, and paint. |
| Tools You Need | Basic hand tools and trim clips; the live FAQ calls it a direct bolt-on, under two hours for many owners. |
Chrysler 200 Vehicle Context
- Chrysler’s mid-size sedan: The Chrysler 200 was Chrysler’s mid-size sedan positioning during the 2011-2017 era. Provided Chrysler’s mid-size sedan positioning between the compact Chrysler positioning (various compact Chrysler applications) and the flagship Chrysler 300 full-size sedan. Successor to the Chrysler Sebring mid-size sedan nameplate
- First-generation Chrysler 200 (2011-2014): First-generation Chrysler 200 was essentially a refreshed continuation of the earlier Chrysler Sebring mid-size sedan platform. Introduced for the 2011 model year with updated styling, refreshed interior, and various engineering updates. Represented Chrysler’s continued mid-size sedan positioning during the Chrysler LLC / early Chrysler / Fiat merger era
- Second-generation Chrysler 200 (2015-2017): Second-generation Chrysler 200 introduced for the 2015 model year on the Chrysler / Fiat compact wide platform (also shared with various other Chrysler / Fiat vehicles). Modernized styling and updated engineering approach representing Chrysler’s mid-size sedan positioning during the Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) era. Discontinued after 2017 as Chrysler exited the mid-size sedan segment
- Chrysler mid-size sedan discontinuation: Chrysler discontinued the 200 after 2017 as Chrysler consolidated its product portfolio around minivan (Chrysler Pacifica / Voyager) and SUV / crossover segments. Reflected broader industry trend of mid-size sedan segment consolidation and shift toward SUV / crossover positioning during the era. Represents Chrysler’s exit from the traditional mid-size sedan segment
- Chrysler modern brand context: Chrysler is part of the Stellantis brand family (formerly FCA – Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, merged with PSA to form Stellantis in 2021). Chrysler’s modern positioning focuses on minivan and select premium sedan applications following the mid-size sedan segment exit
Chrysler 200 Generation Distinctions
- First-generation Chrysler 200 (2011-2014) rear bumper: First-gen Chrysler 200 uses first-generation-specific rear bumper assembly configuration reflecting the underlying Chrysler Sebring platform architecture and first-gen 200 styling. Verify first-gen application when ordering first-generation replacement bumper
- Second-generation Chrysler 200 (2015-2017) rear bumper: Second-gen Chrysler 200 uses second-generation-specific rear bumper assembly configuration reflecting the compact wide platform architecture and second-gen 200 styling. Verify second-gen application when ordering second-generation replacement bumper
- Generation NOT interchangeable: First-gen and second-gen Chrysler 200 rear bumper assemblies are NOT interchangeable due to different underlying platform architecture and different bumper mounting geometry. Verify Chrysler 200 year and generation when ordering to ensure correct match. Call (855) 634-4447 for generation verification
Rear Bumper Assembly Specifications
- Type: OEM used complete rear bumper assembly for Chrysler 200 (generation matched)
- Function: Rear bumper assembly provides rear-end vehicle body structure including impact absorption (rear cover with structural main assembly), rear-end styling (bumper cover and various body styling features), lighting integration (tail light integration features where equipped), and rear-end appearance appropriate for the Chrysler 200 mid-size sedan positioning
- Assembly contents: Rear cover and main assembly components appropriate for the Chrysler 200 rear-end configuration. Complete assembly approach simplifies replacement vs individual component replacement
- Body color painting required: Assembly typically requires body shop paint refinishing to match your specific Chrysler 200 exterior color code. Not ready-to-install with body color match without paint refinishing. Body shop can match assembly to your vehicle color code using appropriate primer / base coat / clear coat paint refinishing process. Color code can be found on the vehicle door jamb identification plate
- Common failure modes: Collision damage (rear-end collision impacts), parking impact damage (parking barrier / curb impacts), UV degradation of plastic bumper cover, paint fading or damage, various cosmetic wear from years of exterior service. Symptoms include visible bumper damage, structural integrity concerns after impact, mounting bracket damage
- Testing: Structural integrity verified, mounting brackets inspected, cosmetic condition assessed before shipment
Vehicle Compatibility
| Detail | Description |
|---|---|
| Chrysler 200, second generation (2015 to 2017) | Direct application; donor 2015 |
| First-generation 200 (2011 to 2014) | Not compatible; different body |
| Sensor and camera cars | OEM mounts provided; configuration checked per model per the live FAQ |
| Reference Application | 2015 Chrysler 200 |
Why Buy From Part Nests
- OEM verified complete rear bumper assembly for Chrysler 200 (generation matched)
- Structural integrity verified, mounting brackets inspected, cosmetic condition assessed
- Support for both first-generation (2011-2014) and second-generation (2015-2017) Chrysler 200 applications
- Free shipping to all 50 states
- 15 day replacement warranty on component defects
- Support team familiar with Chrysler 200 generation distinctions and Chrysler mid-size sedan positioning history
- Call (855) 634-4447 to confirm your Chrysler 200 year, generation, and exterior color code before ordering.
15 Day Replacement Warranty
Every used Chrysler 200 Rear Bumper Assembly carries a 15 day replacement warranty starting on the delivery date. Generation matching (first-gen vs second-gen) is critical before ordering. Call (855) 634-4447 to start a warranty claim within 15 days of delivery.
What Is Covered
- Component defects present on arrival beyond what was disclosed
- Structural integrity failures within 15 days from installation
- Mounting bracket failures not disclosed at sale
- Incorrect part shipped due to an error on our end
What Is Not Covered
- Damage caused during installation
- Cross-generation installation without verification
- Paint refinishing costs to match vehicle color
- Labor expenses of any kind, including body shop paint refinishing labor
- Part: OEM used complete rear bumper assembly (rear cover + main assembly)
- Application: Chrysler 200 (generation matched, both gens supported)
- Generations: First-gen 2011-2014 (Sebring platform), Second-gen 2015-2017 (compact wide platform)
- Segment: Chrysler mid-size sedan
- Predecessor Nameplate: Chrysler Sebring
- Discontinued: After 2017 (Chrysler exited mid-size sedan segment)
- Brand Context: Chrysler (part of Stellantis, formerly FCA)
- Painting: Body color paint refinishing required at installation
Additional information
| Brand | Chrysler |
|---|---|
| Material | Composite plastic cover |
| Features | Dual exhaust cutouts, reflector slots |
| Weight | 12-18 lbs. |
| Width | 73.6 inches |
| Application | 2015 Chrysler 200 |
| SKU | vaz670 |
| Price | $584.00 |
An OEM used complete rear bumper assembly for Chrysler 200 applications (generation matched). Rear cover and main assembly components appropriate for the Chrysler 200 rear-end configuration. Complete assembly approach simplifies replacement vs individual component replacement. Function is providing rear-end vehicle body structure including impact absorption, rear-end styling, lighting integration, and rear-end appearance appropriate for the Chrysler 200 mid-size sedan positioning.
Chrysler's mid-size sedan positioning during the 2011-2017 era. Successor to the Chrysler Sebring mid-size sedan nameplate. Produced across two generations - first-generation (2011-2014) as the refreshed continuation of the Chrysler Sebring platform, and second-generation (2015-2017) on the Chrysler / Fiat compact wide platform. Discontinued after 2017 as Chrysler exited the mid-size sedan segment.
First-generation Chrysler 200 (2011-2014) was essentially a refreshed continuation of the earlier Chrysler Sebring mid-size sedan platform. Second-generation Chrysler 200 (2015-2017) was introduced on the Chrysler / Fiat compact wide platform with modernized styling and updated engineering approach representing Chrysler's mid-size sedan positioning during the Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) era.
No. First-gen and second-gen Chrysler 200 rear bumper assemblies are NOT interchangeable due to different underlying platform architecture and different bumper mounting geometry. Verify Chrysler 200 year and generation when ordering to ensure correct match. First-gen (2011-2014) and second-gen (2015-2017) use different rear bumper assembly configurations reflecting different platform architecture.
Chrysler discontinued the 200 after 2017 as Chrysler consolidated its product portfolio around minivan (Chrysler Pacifica / Voyager) and SUV / crossover segments. Reflected broader industry trend of mid-size sedan segment consolidation and shift toward SUV / crossover positioning during the era. Represents Chrysler's exit from the traditional mid-size sedan segment.
Yes. Assembly typically requires body shop paint refinishing to match your specific Chrysler 200 exterior color code. Not ready-to-install with body color match without paint refinishing. Body shop can match assembly to your vehicle color code using appropriate primer / base coat / clear coat paint refinishing process. Color code can be found on the vehicle door jamb identification plate.
Chrysler is part of the Stellantis brand family (formerly FCA - Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, merged with PSA to form Stellantis in 2021). Chrysler's modern positioning focuses on minivan (Chrysler Pacifica / Voyager) and select premium sedan applications following the mid-size sedan segment exit. Chrysler / Fiat merger era enabled various platform sharing and engineering integration.
Collision damage (rear-end collision impacts). Parking impact damage (parking barrier / curb impacts). UV degradation of plastic bumper cover. Paint fading or damage. Various cosmetic wear from years of exterior service. Symptoms include visible bumper damage, structural integrity concerns after impact, mounting bracket damage. Bumper assembly replacement typically follows collision or impact damage rather than typical wear-and-tear.










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