Bilstein Shocks 24-018296 - 46mm Monotube Shock Absorber; 4600 Series on 2040-parts.com
Frederick, Maryland, US
Bilstein Shocks 24-018296 - 46mm Monotube Shock Absorber; 4600 Series
International Buyers - Please Note:
|
Shocks & Struts for Sale
- Bilstein shocks 24-158428 - 36mm monotube steering damper; 5100 series; front(US $84.99)
- Bilstein shocks 24-158848 - 46mm monotube steering damper; 5100 series; front(US $84.99)
- Bilstein shocks 24-062275 - 46mm monotube shock absorber; b4 series; for use(US $101.77)
- Bilstein shocks 24-164870 - 46mm monotube steering damper; 5100 series; for use(US $84.99)
- Bilstein shocks 24-067379 - 46mm monotube shock absorber; 5100 series(US $84.99)
- Bilstein shocks 24-065283 - 46mm monotube shock absorber; 5100 series; valved(US $84.99)
VW Taigun: It’s an Up! SUV
Mon, 22 Oct 2012Volkswagen has revealed the VW Taigun at the Sao Paulo Motor Show in Brazil, a very compact SUV based on the VW Up! The Taigun is 3859mm long and 1728mm wide, making it a chunk smaller than the next VW SUV up (the Tiguan) and smaller even than Nissan’s Juke, but it gets an extra 50mm in the wheelbase compared to the Up so interior room looks decent. Vw say the Taigun is purposely designed to look just like a mini-me Tiguan or Touareg (and sound like one too) with its very similar styling, high ride height, skid plates and roof rails with an interior that offers room for four and enough spce for 280 litre of stuff in the boot (a plentiful 987 litres with the back seats folded).
Ford posts best June sales performance in down market
Thu, 02 Jul 2009In a month of sandbagged auto sales, Ford was the clear winner. The Blue Oval posted a sales decline of “just” 10.7 percent in June, in a market that fell nearly 27.7 percent. It was by far the best showing of any major carmaker, helped by strong sales of its Fusion sedan and Escape crossover.
Jaguar XF CKD assembly starts in India
Tue, 22 Jan 2013Jaguar Land Rover has started assembling the Jaguar XF at its plant in Pune, India, in a move to reduce XF retail prices in India. Lower taxes on cars assembled in India from CKD kits produced in the UK (although not as low as they were), rather than importing complete cars from the UK, mean assembling the Jaguar XF in India will give the XF - already Jaguar’s best-selling car in India – a more attractive headline price. That means the 3.0 litre Jaguar XF dropping in price from 5.8 million rupees (around £68k) to 5.1 million (around £60k) and the newly introduced 2.2 litre diesel XF will come to market at 4.5 million rupees (around £53k).