Do you sell car accessories?
'Accessori' — 'ac-ches-SO-ri'. Four syllables; double 'c' gives 'k+ch' sound; stress on third syllable.
Ask at the station shop when you need emergency items like a triangle, vest, screen wash, or phone charger.
'Vendete' is the second-person plural present of 'vendere' (to sell). 'Accessori per l'auto' means car accessories. Italian petrol station shops often sell a surprising range of emergency items.
Ha un triangolo di emergenza?
Do you have an emergency triangle?
Legally required in Italy — ask if yours is missing.
Vende il giubbotto catarifrangente?
Do you sell hi-vis vests?
Also legally required to keep in Italian cars.
Ha dei fusibili per l'auto?
Do you have car fuses?
Emergency electrical repair supplies.
By Italian law, every car must carry a warning triangle ('triangolo'), a hi-vis vest ('giubbotto catarifrangente'), and a first aid kit. Motorway petrol stations ('Autogrill') always stock these; smaller stations may not.