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Icon 2011+ ford f-250/f-350 rear 12in u-bolt kit(US $121.95)
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Icon 2016+ nissan titan xd 9in u-bolt kit(US $89.95)
2wd fits ford ranger 1998-2011 lift kit coil suspensions 3" front and 2" rear(US $76.99)
Eccpp 2" front & 1" rear leveling lift kit for 2006-2008 dodge ram 1500 4wd only(US $69.95)
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Volvo S60 R-Design & V60 R-Design launched
Wed, 22 Sep 2010Volvo S60 R-Design Both the Volvo S60 and the Volvo V60 are new in 2010, and both illustrate that Volvos are no longer just safe, boring boxes. They’re actually quite stylish in a grown-up, subtle kind of way. But Volvo thinks there’s a market for their ’60s’ with bolt on go-faster bits, so we’re treated to the Volvo S60 R-Design and the V60 R-Design.
Mercedes GLA – the new A Class SUV/Crossover – caught on video
Wed, 19 Dec 2012The small Mercedes SUV / Crossover based on the new A Class – the Mercedes GLA – has been caught on video out testing. Mercedes already has a hit on its hands with the new A Class (it’s sold 100,000 already) but there are more variants of the new A Class to come including the new CLA – the baby CLS – and the car we have here – the Mercedes GLA SUV / Crossover. Based on the same platform as the new A Class, the GLA is a new Mercedes niche aimed at the growing compact SUV market, just like the new Volvo V40 Cross Country.
2014 European Car of the Year finalists revealed. Could the Mercedes S-Class win?
Tue, 17 Dec 2013Could the 2014 Mercedes S-Class (pictured) win the Car of the Year? We’re at the end of 2013, so the time has arrived to take a look at the finalists for the 2014 European Car of the Year award. In the last few years, despite Europe producing some of the most impressive luxury and performance cars on the planet, the Car of the Year Award has gone to much more prosaic machinery.