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Toyota Oem 6980348031 Window Regulator on 2040-parts.com

US $79.83
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Brunswick, Ohio, US

Brunswick, Ohio, US
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Ultrarare, never-raced Lamborgini Diablo GT-R hits the market

Wed, 18 May 2011

Any Lamborghini is a special acquisition, but for those who desire true exclusivity in an exotic-car purchase, we present the Lamborghini Diablo GT-R. The GT-R is a track-only variation of the exclusive, street-legal European-only Diablo GT. This is not just your garden-variety Diablo GT-R.

2014 Dacia Duster Facelift revealed in full: Frankfurt 2013

Mon, 09 Sep 2013

The 2014 Facleift for the Dacia Duster in Europe (*pictured) has been revealed The UK hasn’t had the Dacia Duster for very long, mainly because it was selling so well in Europe Renault couldn’t manage to build right hand drive versions. And it looks like much the same scenario will play out with the Dacia Duster facelift – revealed today in full before Frankfurt – with it rolling out in Europe but with no immediate plans to bring it to the UK. But if you want a LHD, or you’re one of our European readers, then the Duster SUV titivations for 2014 – already previewed by a single photo – offers more glitzy version of the budget SUV, and a new engine.

Bentley slaps on a 5 per cent price hike for UK Cars

Thu, 26 Feb 2009

Bentley are raising UK Car Prices by 5% from 1st April 2009 I’m sure all us Brits still think of Bentley as a good old British Car Producer. But when we pause and think we remember that they are in fact part of VW, and therefore very much a European car maker. Which explains why, despite the cars being bolted together here, Bentley feels the need to put UK Car prices up by 5% from 31st March, due to the current weakness of Sterling.