Other for Sale
- Tein logo plate sticker tn001-015(US $4.75)
- Tein sticker small - white tn001-005-w(US $3.80)
- Wolf wolves head car trunk suv hood decal sticker 60cm length black(US $30.00)
- Alpina emblem(US $10.00)
- Vht paint, roll bar, epoxy, gloss, black, 11 oz., aerosol spray can, each(US $15.98)
- Audi 4g0010502aq genuine oem tire info label(US $36.34)
Honda set to debut S660 roadster concept at Tokyo motor show
Wed, 23 Oct 2013Honda will take the wraps off the S660 roadster concept at the upcoming Tokyo motor show at the end of November of this year. Honda fans have admittedly been shortchanged when it comes to the roadster bodystyle from the Japanese automaker, with the S2000 having left production back in 2009. Honda could remedy this gap in its lineup with a production version of the S660 roadster.
Suzuki Alto (2009): first photos
Fri, 08 Aug 2008By Ben Pulman First Official Pictures 08 August 2008 11:26 These are the first pictures of the new Suzuki Alto, a city car with looks inspired by the funky A-Star concept. The new Alto will be unveiled at the Paris motor show this autumn and promises to be both clean and frugal. And if the Swift is anything to go by the Suzuki Alto should be a cracking drive too, plus prices should start at under £7k when the it goes on sale in early 2009.
One Lap of the Web: Remembering the dearly departed
Tue, 29 Apr 2014-- With news that Toyota is leaving the great state of California for the greater (by landmass, anyway; your own opinion may vary) state of Texas, it's worth reminding ourselves that Toyota in America started as one lonely building on 6000 Hollywood Blvd., having taken over a former Rambler dealership. (The site is still a successful Toyota dealership.) That first year of sales in 1958 saw 287 Toyopet Crowns and one Land Cruiser sold -- more as curiosities than as practical transportation, we'd wager. -- At any rate, Toyota's move from California to Texas is moving from "one of the most eco-friendly states in the union," according to Ward's Auto, "to the U.S.’s equivalent of China." -- Ten years ago today, the last Oldsmobile rolled off the line at Lansing Car Assembly.