Used Peugeot Expert Rear Bumper

The Expert has run across distinct generations: the first generation ran from 1995 to 2006, the second generation from 2007 to 2016, and the third generation launched in 2017 onwards on the EMP2 platform shared with the Citroën Dispatch and Toyota Proace. Bumpers are not interchangeable between generations as the bodywork, mounting points and overall dimensions changed completely each time. Always confirm the generation of any donor vehicle with the breaker before purchasing.

No — 2014 falls within the second generation (2007–2016) and 2018 falls within the third generation (2017–present), and these use entirely different platforms with incompatible body structures and bumper mountings. You need a bumper sourced from a third-generation Expert (2017 onwards) to stand any chance of a direct fit. Confirm the exact donor vehicle registration with your breaker to be sure.

Yes, both can matter — the Expert is available in standard and long wheelbase variants, and the rear bumper can differ between them as the body pressing at the rear changes with wheelbase. Roof height (standard or high roof) is less likely to affect the bumper itself but should still be mentioned to your breaker. Tell your breaker your exact wheelbase and body spec when requesting a quote.

It matters significantly — the Expert was offered with either barn doors or a tailgate (single lower-opening door), and the rear bumper is designed around whichever configuration your vehicle has, affecting the top edge profile and any integrated step or finisher. A bumper from a barn-door Expert will not fit correctly on a tailgate model and vice versa. Always specify your door configuration clearly when contacting a breaker.

Trim level does not affect bumper fitment on the Expert — the Professional, Asphalt, and other trim grades all use the same bumper shell for a given generation and body configuration. You may find cosmetic differences such as paint finish or the presence of parking sensor holes depending on what options the donor vehicle had, so check whether your vehicle has rear sensors and whether the donor bumper is pre-drilled to match. The breaker can advise on sensor prep if needed.

The second-generation Expert did receive updates during its production run, and whether mid-generation pressing or bumper changes affect interchangeability between early and late second-generation vehicles is something you should confirm against your registration with the breaker rather than assume. Name your registration and the donor vehicle's registration or year to the breaker so they can cross-reference the parts directly. This is the safest approach for any second-gen Expert bumper purchase.