Console Lids

OEM console lids are color-coded to match factory interior packages, but factory interiors include multiple shades and materials. The same vehicle line can have several variants across model years, trim levels, and option packages — different upholstery materials, different stitching colors, and different hardware finishes.

Compare the listing photos and color description against your existing console carefully before buying. If you want confirmation that the listed unit matches your specific interior package, send Hubes your VIN.

Sometimes within a generation, but trim level and option packages matter. Console lids vary by features integrated into the unit — cup holder configuration, USB port locations, storage tray design, latch mechanism — and by trim-specific upholstery. A console lid from a base trim won't necessarily fit a higher trim with integrated electronics.

The part number is the deciding factor. Compare your old lid's part number to the OEM Part Number on the listing. If they don't match exactly, send your VIN.

See Fitment & vehicle compatibility for the full process.

Used console lids ship in the condition shown in the listing photos. Every unit is sourced from a documented vehicle and inspected at intake.

What gets pulled from inventory:

• Cracked or broken hinges or latch mechanisms
• Torn or punctured upholstery
• Damaged structural components

What you might see in listing photos:

• Light surface wear on contact areas
• Minor scuffing on plastic trim
• Slight color fade consistent with sun exposure

See Parts, condition & testing for the Grade A — Tested standard.

Coverage varies as inventory turns. Hubes Hub stocks console lids across most domestic and major import platforms. The live listing on the Console Lids collection shows what's in stock right now.

If you don't see your vehicle, send your VIN. Hubes can tell you whether something fitting your build is coming through the bay.