Other for Sale
Moroso cage mount switch panel 3-3/4 x 8 in black p/n 74190(US $226.81)
Fits vp motorsports jug 5.5 gal camo square 3842-ca(US $51.04)
Pair of wheely bar wheels nhra drag racing nmca *used*(US $49.99)
Chrome led tail brake light integrated fit bobber chopper cruiser street bike(US $11.87)
Black lid chrome custom tail brake light fit bobber chopper cruiser street bike(US $11.87)
Black horizontal side mount license bracket for harley bobber chopper custom(US $20.51)
Volkswagen Passat Alltrack: The VW Allroad arrives
Wed, 23 Nov 2011The VW Passat Alltrack - debuts in Tokyo Volkswagen has jumped on to the Allroad bandwagon with its own take on Audi’s faux off-roader, with the reveal of the 2012 VW Passat Alltrack. As you would expect, the Passat Alltrack is a butched-up Passat Estate with a raised ride height, extra bits of plastic round the bumpers, skid plates, flared side sills and 4WD – VW’s 4MOTION – for more traction in boot sale car parks. But when you don’t need the 4WD, around 90 poer cent of the drive is through the front wheels – saving fuel – with the rear wheel drive only coming in to play when you start to slip and slide.
Chrysler ecoVoyager Concept
Mon, 26 Nov 2007The third eco-friendly concept Chrysler will be unveiling at the Detroit Auto Show in January will be this ecoVoyager show car, a four-door, four-passenger vehicle. Like the Ford Airstream concept unveiled at the Detroit Auto Show last year, this concept explores the potential of maximizing interior space through employing an electric powertrain mated to an environmentally-friendly hydrogen fuel-cell. Overall the exterior design of the ecoVoyager appears fairly conventional.
Skoda Superb Estate – UK details
Fri, 27 Nov 2009The Skoda Superb Estate We got the launch of the Skoda Superb Estate at the Frankfurt Motor Show back in September, a month or so after Skoda did the usual tease with the Superb Estate. As we said at the time, it makes you wonder why people buy more expensive ‘Prestige’ estates when the Superb offers so much. I guess it’s just badge-snobbery.