Used front bumper from 1968 Firebird
Bumpers for Sale
- Cadillac sts v front bumper (US $400.00)
- Car bumpers mercedes w111 w112 fintail coupe 1959 - 1968(US $1.00)
- Vw karmann ghia us style, eu style, eu blade bumpers 1956-1971(US $1.00)
- Stainless steel bumpers for a mercedes benz r107 w107 560 sl 450sl 380sl' (US $1.00)
- Ebony black used rear bumper off a 2009? jag. with rear sensor holes and shield(US $40.00)
- 1990-92 cadillac brougham front bumper used(US $450.00)
Tesla Model S EV the best-selling car in Norway
Fri, 27 Sep 2013Tesla Model S EV (pictured) is the best-selling car in Norway We’ve already seen that the Tesla Model S electric car is out-performing many luxury cars in the US, and with reviews of the Tesla S finding very little not to like it seems strong Tesla S sales are a trend that will continue. But it’s one thing taking on low-selling, high-end cars, and quite another becoming the best-selling car bar none in a given market, but that’s exactly what Tesla has achieved in Norway in the first few weeks of September. Admittedly, Norway’s car market isn’t huge, but the Tesla Model S managed to move in to buyers hands in Norway in the first two weeks of September at a quicker rate than even the regular VW Golf, selling 322 compared to the Golf’s 256.
HBH tunes an Aston Martin V12 Vantage into the Bulldog GT
Tue, 08 Nov 2011We love one-off specials here at Autoweek almost as much as we love the supercars upon which they're based. And if you're a tuner trying to pick a good chassis, we can't think of a much better place to start than the Aston Martin V12 Vantage. That's what Danish company HBH did for its Bulldog GT.
Rolls Royce Ghost EWB launched +video
Tue, 19 Apr 2011Rolls Royce Ghost EWB - a Chinese launch Really, you wouldn’t expect Rolls Royce to release something as common as a long wheelbase Ghost, would you? No, this Ghost is an extended wheelbase Ghost – the Rolls Royce Ghost EWB. When we reported back in December that the LWB Ghost was getting close – and the Ghost DHC and Ghost Coupe, for that matter – we’d half expected Rolls Royce might get a shake on and take the Ghost EWB to Geneva.