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17x8 satin black ultra crusher 195 6x135 +25 rims terra grappler 305/70/17(US $1,620.20)
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Toyota Aygo Black launches – again
Fri, 19 Mar 2010The Toyota Aygo Black goes on sale in April If you want a car to blat around a city or any congested urban area, one of the best there is is the Toyota Aygo. It’s well-built, huge fun to drive and – despite being far from the cheapest in its class – holds on to a good chunk of its value. And if you want a Toyota Aygo with all the toys there’s now a new model – the Toyota Aygo Black.
USA, UK & Germany will be top markets for the new BMW i8. You don’t say?
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