Body Parts for Sale
- Ski-doo front bumper (rev gen4 (narrow)) (white) 860201445(US $114.98)
- Straightline performance chassis support brace #102-110-twr(US $178.60)
- Straightline 182-110-white double-bar rugged series front bumpers(US $299.95)
- Straightline 182-114-red hide 'n' go rear bumper(US $216.95)
- Straightline 102-110-twr chassis support brace(US $188.00)
- Kimpex polycarbonate windshield-high-17in.-clear for 2003 polaris 500 classic(US $111.09)
Infiniti Q30 Concept revealed ahead of its Frankfurt debut
Tue, 27 Aug 2013The Infiniti Q30 Concept (pictured) will debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show next month It’s more than two years since the Infiniti Etherea Concept concept arrived at the Geneva Motor Show to point the way towards Infiniti’s compact future, and now that future is almost here with the reveal of the Infiniti Q30 Concept following on from a teaser sketch of the Q30 earlier this month . Not that Infiniti has exactly thrown caution to the wind and sent us a whole raft of photos – just the single photo of the Q30 above – but it does give us a better idea of what Infiniti are aiming to do in the compact premium market. Based on the underpinnings of the new Mercedes A-Class – and probably using a mix of Mercedes and Renault engines – Infiniti want us to know that the Q30 isn’t just another addition to the ever increasing choice of premium crossovers, but a real of fusion of bodystyles.
Rural motorists pay price at pumps
Mon, 19 May 2014RURAL MOTORISTS are beginning to feel petrol price pressure at the pumps again, according to the AA. Average UK petrol prices went back above 130p a litre at the end of April and continue to hover around that level. But the AA said that a war in which supermarkets have pitted vouchers against rock-bottom pump prices means the cheapest petrol in many big towns and cities is at year-lows of just under 126p.
One Lap of the Web: Let's get dynamic
Wed, 28 May 2014-- How do New Yorkers get by with cars? One way is to drive around in a Baja Bug. Another way is to dive into the strange subculture that is alternate-side street parking, as The Awl explains, which features its own robust cast of well-meaning street urchin characters.