05 06 07 08 09 10 Audi A6 S6 Ac A/c Heater Blower Motor With Fan on 2040-parts.com
Cumming, Georgia, US
UP FOR SALE IS A 2005-2010 AUDI A6/S6 BLOWER MOTOR. THE PART IS 4F0-820-020-A, PLEASE CHECK WITH YOUR DEALER FOR FITMENTS. SOLD AS-IS, NOT TESTED. BUT INCLUDES A 14 DAY RETURN POLICY.
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Fiat 500L MPW (Living) is a stretched, seven-seat Fiat 500
Wed, 19 Jun 2013The Fiat 500L MPW (Living outside UK) is a seven-seat 500 You may think MINI has stretched the ‘brand’ way beyond common sense, but Fiat are running a close second with endless variations on the 500 theme. This is the latest – the Fiat 500L MPW. The 500L MPW (it stands for ‘Multi Purpose Wagon but will be called the 500L Living outside the UK) is the already odd Fiat 500L stretched by 201mm to add in a couple of extra kiddie seats in the back.
2000s supercars
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Singapore Grand Prix Qualifying: Hamilton on pole for Mercedes – Rosberg second
Sat, 20 Sep 2014Lewis Hamilton takes pole for Mercedes in the 2014 Singapore Grand Prix How much is seven one thousandths of a second in distance on a qualifying lap for the Singapore Grand Prix? About 45cm, and that’s all it took for lewis Hamilton to take pole position for tomorrow’s race from team mate Nico Rosberg in the dying seconds of final qualifying. Mercedes may have closed out the front row for tomorrow’s race, but they didn’t do it in the dominant way that has been the picture for the current season so far.