Battery Trays for Sale
- 87-93 ford mustang battery box tray w/ bracket & block factory oem saleen cobra(US $59.99)
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- Battery hold down nut fits 1970-1974 dodge challenger 2112-301-702(US $15.91)
- New battery tray direct replacement fits 1992-1994 chevrolet blazer(US $34.21)
- Southwire company llc 980 - battery hold down kit(US $26.82)
- Kentrol 30498 battery tray w/ support arm polished silver fits 76-86 jeep cj(US $138.34)
Lexus RC F Sport to debut at Geneva Motor Show
Tue, 18 Feb 2014Lexus has announced that they'll be unveiling the 2015 RC 350 F Sport at next month's Geneva Motor Show, with the model meant to be positioned between the base RC 350 Coupe and the performance-oriented RC F. The automaker is promising that the RC F Sport will offer enhanced driving dynamics as well as exclusive exterior styling cues which will set it apart from the base version of the car. However, they're not making promises about the performance of its 450-hp performance of its 450-hp RC F sibling, which will be positioned at the top of the range.
Rinspeed Bamboo concept
Wed, 01 Dec 2010Set to debut at the 2011 Geneva motor show, the Bamboo is Rinspeed's latest concept, offering some insight into the creative mind of CEO Frank M. Rinderknecht. Somewhat tame in appearance to previous concepts, the Bamboo urges that 'anyone not blinded by horsepower orgies, chrome tinsel and top-speed frenzy should take a closer look'.
Renault buys Caterham out of the joint Alpine sports car venture
Tue, 10 Jun 2014Renault buys Caterham out of the joint Alpine sports car venture It’s more than eighteen months since Renault and Caterham joined forces to create a new breed of sports cars around the Alpine brand. Renault say the arrangement is a mutual one and officially brings to an end the joint venture, and that the business will be renamed Société des Automobiles Alpine this month, although Renault aren’t excluding further ventures with Caterham in the future. The split means that the Alpine project will now be a purely Renault one, and Renault are planning to get their Alpine to market by 2016.