Ford Kuga C520 Rear Boot Trunk Floor Panel Trim Liner Black CV44-R13W052-AB

Ford Kuga C520 Rear Boot Trunk Floor Panel Trim Liner Black is an original cargo area trim component, designed specifically for the rear section of the trunk. Thanks to its factory fitment, it ensures a cohesive interior look, stable support for transported items, and an aesthetic floor finish. This is a practical solution for users who want to restore the factory look of the trunk or replace a worn-out liner with a proven component.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: CV44-R13W052-AB3JA6
• Mark: Ford
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: CV44-R13W052-AB3JA6
• Substitutable numbers: CV44-R13W052-AB3JA6, CV44R13W052AB3JA6, CV44-R13W05-2AB3JA6, 1784093, CV44-R13W052-AB, CV44R13W052AB
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Category: Trim

Purpose and fitment

The rear boot trunk floor panel trim liner has been developed for the Ford Kuga C520 model, which translates into a precise fit to the floor shape and factory mounting points. Its placement in the rear of the vehicle guarantees proper coverage of the entire trunk surface, without the need for additional modifications or adjustments. Its original origin from the Linings, trim strips, and decorations group means it maintains compatibility with other interior trim elements, both in terms of color and surface texture.

Protective and functional features

The black rear boot trunk floor panel trim liner serves several key functions in daily vehicle operation:

• protects the metal trunk floor against scratches and point loads,
• stabilizes transported items, reducing their movement while driving,
• improves interior acoustics by partially dampening noise from the rear of the body,
• makes it easier to keep the trunk clean thanks to a uniform surface that is easier to vacuum. The uniform, dark color scheme helps maintain a neat appearance of the cargo area, even with intensive use.

Characteristics of the original Ford part

As a Ford brand component, the liner has been manufactured in accordance with the manufacturer's factory standards, which translates into repeatable geometry, appropriate rigidity, and compatibility with factory mounting solutions. Using a component of this type allows for maintaining consistency with other interior elements, without differences in shade or texture typical of cheaper replacements. The liner is intended for installation in the rear of the vehicle, so after installation, it restores the factory layout of the trunk floor, enabling the correct arrangement of accessories, organizers, or factory optional equipment.

Why choose this trunk floor liner

Choosing an original rear boot trunk floor panel trim liner for the Ford Kuga C520 is a beneficial solution both in technical and visual terms. Factory fitment minimizes the risk of looseness, edge curling, or collisions with other trim elements. This is particularly important during daily car use, frequent loading and unloading, and transporting heavier items. Using an original component also allows for optimizing the costs of repair or interior refreshing, while maintaining high manufacturing quality and compliance with the manufacturer's design. For owners who care about maintaining the factory character of the vehicle, this is a more predictable solution than random replacements.

Expanding knowledge and selecting other components

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or modernization of the interior trim zone in your Ford and need other elements from the same group, such as covers, overlays, or decorative strips, check the available parts in the Ford Linings, trim strips, and decorations category. When making a decision to purchase used components, it is worth knowing the general rules for the safe selection of parts from the secondary market – you will find practical tips in the article The myth of the ideal new part: why is a used factory part the only reasonable choice for older cars?, which helps to consciously evaluate the advantages of original dismantled elements. Additionally, if you are interested in the topic of optimizing repair costs in other vehicle systems, you can use the advice contained in the blog post Fuel dosing problems: what to look for when buying a used injection pump and fuel rails?, where good practices for choosing used components are discussed.