3D SCAN GARAGE

Reference geometry for engineering & R&D

3D Scan Marketplace for Automotive Engineering

Buy, sell and request accurate 3D scans of vehicle parts and zones for aftermarket product development. Every listing is reference geometry with declared accuracy and a defined datum — not a source for OEM replicas, and not a render.

Verified listings
Declared accuracy
OEM & aftermarket zones
Ready for CAD workflows
Front bumper & wheel arch — zone scanIllustrative viewerNot a real capture
SurfacePoint cloud

Drag to orbit. Every listing ships with declared precision and datum, in the CAD format you need.

Catalog

Browse by vehicle

Organized brand → model → generation → year, the way you think about a car, not the way a file library is usually sorted.

Open the database

Motorcycle brands

How 3D Scan Garage works

Two sides of the same geometry.

Designers need scans of vehicles they don't have access to. Scanners have access to vehicles nobody's published yet. 3D Scan Garage connects the two — and the bounty board tells scanners exactly what's worth capturing next.

For designers

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Find the vehicle

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Buy the scan

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Download the geometry

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Start designing

For scanners

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Scan the vehicle

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Submit for review

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Get verified

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Earn from every sale

Verified

Trust the geometry.

A Verified badge is not a seller's claim. It means 3D Scan Garage confirmed who captured the data and how, then cross-checked key dimensions in the file against the physical vehicle before the listing went live.

  • Seller identity and vehicle access confirmed
  • Capture equipment and method meet the declared precision standard
  • Key dimensions cross-checked against the physical vehicle before publishing

Where a check can't be completed, the badge is not issued and the listing says so — we never publish a deviation figure that wasn't measured.

How verification works
Verification report — SM-1045
Identity check
Passed
Equipment check
Artec Leo · 0.1mm resolution
Measurements checked
12 physical measurements
Max deviation
0.08mm
Declared precision
±0.12mm
Reviewed
14 Jul 2026 · 3D Scan Garage review team

Applications

What people build with this data

Bodykit development

Build panels that fit the first time, drafted on the actual surface geometry instead of reference photos.

Aerodynamic components

Import real bodywork into CFD and splitter/canard studies instead of approximating it by eye.

Wheel & brake clearance

Check spoke, caliper and arch clearance against measured hub and arch geometry before you cut anything.

Suspension hardware

Design from documented pickup points and upright geometry in a defined coordinate system.

Exhaust systems

Route pipework around a scanned underbody and tunnel with real, measured clearances.

Restoration & compatible parts

Redesign a discontinued or damaged part you own into an aftermarket-compatible replacement, with a documented measurement trail.

Interior & mounting solutions

Design brackets, trim and mounting hardware against real interior surfaces and fixing points.

Motorsport engineering

Build track-day and race parts on measured geometry instead of estimating from photos in the paddock.

Start here

Stop guessing the geometry. Start designing on it.

Buy the data you need today, or post a bounty for the vehicle nobody has scanned yet.