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US $300.00
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Fresno, California, United States

Fresno, California, United States
Condition:Used Placement on Vehicle:Right, Front Warranty:Yes

63 64 CHEVY IMPALA CADILLAC DEVILLE AND ELDORADO CONVERTIBLE EXTERIOR WINDSHILD POST MOULDINGS IN NICE CONDITION , NO DENTS THERE IS TWO VERY TINY DINGS ONE ON THE TOP AND ONE ON THE BOTTOM ,HARD TO SEE AND AN EASY FIX. FAST FREE SHIPPING.

BMW ends America's Cup partnership with Oracle

Thu, 23 Dec 2010

BMW is ending its America's Cup team sponsorship. The reason: BMW is cutting ties with its longtime technology partner, Oracle. The decision is said to be mutual.

Qoros GQ3 (2013) first official pictures

Fri, 28 Dec 2012

New Chinese manufacturer Qoros has shown its new Focus and Golf rival - the GQ3 - ahead of its planned debut at the 2013 Geneva motor show. The first in a string of models planned for launch in China and Europe, the Qoros GQ3 is at first glance a reasonably accomplished design which should be able to compete for showroom appeal with the likes of Skoda and the Korean budget brands. Of course, what has held back Chinese car brands in the past is quality: we can't tell from these first official photos whether Qoros has cracked that or not.

Mercedes CLA employs a cat in new advert to demonstrate its aerodynamic shape (video)

Mon, 14 Apr 2014

It’s the Mercedes CLA sliding cat advert We’re not entirely sure that Mercedes has chosen to focus attention on a cat in a new advert for the CLA to dig at Jaguar’s mickey-take of its chicken advert for Magic Body Control, but it’s definitely the cat that’s front and centre, regardless of the motivation. With the new Mercedes CLA boasting exceptional aerodynamic credentials, Mercedes has employed a stunt cat to slide up and over the CLA to demonstrate just how slippery their new compact saloon is. Already shown on TV in the UK at the weekend (during the new series of Britain’s Got Talent), the moggie in question – William, apparently – glides effortlessly over the CLA’s slippery shape to a soundtrack playing Rossini’s Duetto buffo di due gatti (which you may not think you know, but you do).