Brake Pads on 2040-parts.com
Miami, Oklahoma, United States
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We have a set of rear brake shoes that are OEM available for sale. These fit 2002-2006 TJ jeep wrangler
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Pads & Shoes for Sale
Brand new premium brake shoes 476 fits 1978-1982 plymouth horizon(US $11.99)
Disc brake pad-severeduty front/rear wagner sx1027(US $79.58)
23310(US $40.50)
Datsun 240z 260z 280z 1970-78 stop tech performance front brake pads street 178(US $51.99)
Thermoquiet drum brake shoe fits 1998-2003 toyota sienna wagner categorical num(US $60.83)
Genuine gm rear parking brake shoe w/one clippoint chev gmc 2005-2014 89026787(US $30.99)
Buick Encore gets innovative all-wheel drive system
Tue, 20 Nov 2012Buick is touting the Active On-Demand all-wheel drive system in the new Encore SUV. Instead of a traditional AWD system that directs torque to wheels only when slip is detected, the Buick system sends motive force to the rear on every launch. Then, if no slip is detected, a computer disengages torque to the clutch, returning the car to front wheel drive.
Honda – made in the UK
Mon, 18 Jan 2010Honda's new TV ad focuses on its UK manufacturing Car makers have had a torrid time in the last year or so. And the natural reaction has been to cut costs where they can. That has seen a downturn in the advertising budgets available to car makers, which in the end will be self-defeating.
Vauxhall Insignia wins European Car of the Year 2009
Mon, 17 Nov 2008By Tim Pollard Motor Industry 17 November 2008 11:32 Vauxhall/Opel has scooped the European Car of the Year gong – by a single point. The results, announced today, were another surprise in the 44-year history of CoTY, as the Insignia pipped the Ford Fiesta and pushed the VW Golf into third place. The full results for Car of the Year 2009 are: • 1st Vauxhall Insignia, 321 points• 2nd Ford Fiesta, 320 points• 3rd VW Golf, 223 points• 4th Citroen C5, 198 points• 5th Alfa Romeo Mito, 148 points• 6th Skoda Superb, 144 points• 7th Renault Megane, 121 points The win is a lift for GM, which is struggling with cashflow problems in Detroit.