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Aurora, Colorado, United States
Condition:Used Warranty:No Brand:Range Rover

1997 LAND ROVER DISCOVERY RANGE ROVER DEFENDER SIDE MARKER LAMP OEM

1997 LAND ROVER DISCOVERY RANGE ROVER DEFENDER SIDE MARKER LAMP OEM

1997 LAND ROVER AND DISCOVERY RANGE ROVER DEFENDER SIDE MARKER LAMP OEM.

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Jaguar C-X16 gets a name today (and it won’t be Jaguar XE)

Wed, 04 Apr 2012

The Jaguar C-X16 gets a production name today Jaguar will reveal the name for the C-X16 to day at the New York Auto Show  - and it won’t be XE - signalling the way forward for Jaguar nomenclature. Update: It’s the Jaguar F-Type! Last week Jaguar told us they had some exciting news to reveal at the New York Motor Show and, although we’d hope for a nice new Jaguar reveal, it looks like the news will be the production name for the Jaguar C-X16 and the news it will arrive in showrooms in 2013 first of all as a roadster.

Jaguar F-Type Coupe ‘Lightweight’ Club Sport plotted

Sun, 30 Mar 2014

Jaguar are plotting a more focused version of the F-Type Coupe (pictured The new Jaguar F-Type Coupe is the first proper sports car from Jaguar in 50 years, and it looks like Jaguar are plotting to extend the appeal of the F-Type Coupe with more focused versions. We’ve already seen the Jaguar Project 7 F-Type with a hefty dose of DNA from the D-Type – even if that was billed as a one-off – but it now seems Jaguar are looking for a limited production run of a lightweight F-Type – perhaps the Jaguar F-Type Club Sport. Motoring in Australia managed to bend the ear of F-Type Production Director Russ Varney, who had some interesting speculation to add fuel to the fire over the rumours of a more focused F-Type Coupe.

Chrysler to build ZF's eight-speed transmission in Indiana

Wed, 09 Jun 2010

The Chrysler Group plans to spend $300 million to build a new eight-speed automatic transmission licensed from ZF Group, a transmission maker headquartered in Friedrichshafen, Germany. The investment will pay for installation of special tooling and equipment at Chrysler's Transmission Plant 1 and Kokomo Casting Plant in Indiana and help retain 1,200 jobs there, Chrysler said Wednesday. Production will start in 2013.