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13 Arctic Cat Xf 1100 Turbo Sno Pro Snowmobile Engine Motor on 2040-parts.com

US $1,889.55
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Axon Plug-in Hybrid revealed

Tue, 27 Oct 2009

Axon Automotive's plug-in hybrid due to market in 2011 We’re used to seeing plug-in hybrids coming at us from major manufacturers as they try to out eco one another. But this time we have a UK made plug-in hybrid from minnow car maker Axon Automotive. Axon Automotive’s plug-in hybrid has been revealed at the Milton Keynes Science Festival and can be used as a pure electric car or with its small petrol or bioethanol engine.

New Land Rover Discovery Sport OFFICIALLY revealed – price from £32,395 (video)

Wed, 03 Sep 2014

The new Land Rover Discovery Sport arrives officially Here it is: the new Land Rover Discovery Sport, a replacement for the Land Rover Freelander and the first in a family of new Discovery models. And it looks to hit the mark. The new Discovery Sport cleverly moves Land Rover’s design forward, but the Sport is clearly a Land Rover / Range Rover.

Toyota develops 600 mile battery for electric cars

Sun, 13 Nov 2011

Toyota Super Battery 1000km range (Prius battery shown) Many think our stance on electric cars is Luddite. But it’s not. In fact, if anything, it’s quite the opposite.