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Where to Buy Ship Parts in Starfield

Starting your space exploration journey in Starfield can be tricky as your ship will likely get damaged. However, the safety of your crew and the success of your mission depend on keeping your ship in good condition.

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To repair any damage that happens, you’ll need Ship Parts. However, finding them can be challenging since only a few vendors sell them. Therefore, knowing where to buy these parts is crucial to prevent your ship from getting destroyed and prevent your crew from meeting a nasty end. Here’s where to buy ship parts in Starfield so you can always repair your ship when in space.

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Where to Get Ship Parts in Starfield

Luckily, there are a few vendors in each major city that sell Ship Parts in Starfield. I rely on Ship Parts to help me not get blown up during space combat, so the more Ship Parts the better.

We’ll include a more detailed description of where to find these vendors below, but here’s a brief overview of where you can get Ship Parts in Starfield.

Here’s where to buy Ship Parts in New Atlantis:

  • Jemison Mercantile – Spaceport

Here’s where to buy Ship Parts in Cydonia:

  • UC Exchange – Central Hub

Here’s where to get Ship Parts in Akila City:

  • Shepherd’s General Store

Here’s where to get Ship Parts in Neon:

  • Newill’s Goods

If you want to stock up on more Ship Parts than either of these vendors sell, don’t forget that you can refresh store inventories in Starfield to purchase as many as you want!

Where to Buy Ship Parts in New Atlantis

There is only one location where you can purchase Ship Parts in New Atlantis and that is at Jemison Mercantile.

Jemison Mercantile

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The Jemison Mercantile store in the Spaceport of New Atlantis is the easiest and quickest place to buy Ship Parts in Starfield. Once you exit your ship, head down the path and turn left. You’ll go past The Viewport on your left and will see the Jemison Mercantile in front of you. Head inside and speak with Amoli Brava. You will find Ship Parts in the Aid category of the shop for 1250 credits each.

If 1250 credits is a little too expensive for you, you should check out our credit farming guide. After following our guide, credits won’t be a concern for you ever again.

Related: How to Buy New Ships in Starfield

Where to Buy Ship Parts in Cydonia

There is only one location where you can purchase Ship Parts in Cydonia and it’s at UC Exchange.

UC Exchange – Cydonia

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If you need to purchase more Ship Parts than what is available at Jemison Mercantile, you can go to Cydonia to purchase more. Once there, go to the UC Exchange shop on the main level of the Central Hub, which Denis Averin runs. Open the shop and head to the Aid section to find Ship Parts for 1250 Credits each.

Where to Buy Ship Parts in Akila City

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Head to Shepherd’s General Store on the main path before you reach Midtown Minerals. It’s the second building on the left of the midtown street. Once there, speak with Emersen Shepherd to find a good supply of Ship Parts in his Aid section for 1250 Credits each.

Where to Buy Ship Parts in Neon

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Once you leave the Neon Spaceport elevator, take a left and continue straight. You’ll find Newill’s Goods on the left, across from LeGrande’s Liquors. Head inside and speak with James Newill to find Ship Parts for 1250 Credits each.

Author’s Note: I wrote this guide while playing Starfield on Xbox Series S.


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