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2008+ Ferrari California Linea Tesoro Rear Trunk Wing Spoiler (painted) "new" on 2040-parts.com

US $1,089.00
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Fort Lauderdale, Florida, US

Fort Lauderdale, Florida, US
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Lexus targets the Mercedes-Benz S-class with a sporty LS 460

Mon, 30 Nov 2009

Lexus has introduced its first sport package on the LS 460 to take aim at the Mercedes-Benz S-class. The flagship LS, redesigned for the 2007 model year, is getting long in the tooth. And Lexus wants younger BMW and Mercedes owners.

End of Maybach may jump-start Mercedes S-class convertible

Thu, 05 Apr 2012

A couple of nondenial denials from Mercedes-Benz execs at the New York auto show this week sure made it sound like there's a convertible coming, based on the redesigned S-class due out next year. If the brand follows its usual practice, the convertible would come out a year or two after the sedan. Significantly, Mercedes-Benz showed the Ocean Drive convertible concept five years ago with a Mercedes-Benz badge, rather than Maybach.

Porsche Macan caught on video

Wed, 01 Aug 2012

The Porsche Macan – a Porsche Cayenne on a boil wash – has been spied out testing and caught on video. We’ve seen spy photos of the Porsche Macan before – Porsche’s take on the Audi Q5 – and they look more like a cut down Cayenne being used as a mule for the Macan’s underpinnings than an actual Macan. But it seems that the shots so far are actually the Macan as it’s heading for production, which means Porsche has, perhaps unsurprisingly, chosen the 911 school of car design as itsĀ inspirationĀ for the Macan and just stuck a Cayenne on a boil wash.