15x7"/8" Retro Gray Wheels 5x4.50" Tires 225/60r15-255/60r15 For Mopar Rwd Cars on 2040-parts.com
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17x7"/8" rwd gray wheels rims tires 225/45zr17-245/45zr17 for chevy cars 53-81(US $1,269.00)
15x7" retro wheel designs gray rims bfg tires 225/60r15 for mercury rwd cars(US $1,209.00)
17x8" bullitt replica black wheels rims 5x4.50" federal tires for mopar rwd cars(US $1,019.00)
17x8" bullitt replica silver wheels 245/45r17 tires for mercury cougar 67-73(US $1,089.00)
17" bullitt replica black rims 245/45r17 federal tires for mercury cougar 67-73(US $1,089.00)
17x8/"17x9" black wheels rims tires 235/45zr17-275/40zr17 for olds cars 82-88(US $1,339.00)
Vauxhall Ampera is 2012 European Car of the Year
Mon, 05 Mar 2012The Opel/Vauxhall Ampera has been crowned European Car of the Year for 2012. The winner was announced today at a ceremony at the 2012 Geneva motor show. The votes of the 59 jurors from 23 European countries ranked the Ampera first, from a shortlist comprising Citroen DS5, Fiat Panda, Ford Focus, Opel/Vauxhall Ampera/Chevrolet Volt, Range Rover Evoque, Toyota Yaris and Volkswagen Up.
Jaguar C-X75 heading up the hillcimb at Goodwood Festival of Speed
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Mobile phones set to be biggest roads killer
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