Switches / Controls for Sale
- Bwd automotive r3074 fog lamp relay(US $12.96)
- Bwd automotive s698 oil pressure sender or switch for light(US $13.15)
- Bwd automotive s4200 oil pressure sender or switch for light(US $9.19)
- Bwd automotive fc648 flasher(US $39.87)
- Standard motor products ps245 oil pressure sender or switch for gauge(US $22.63)
- Bwd automotive s480 2 speed axle switch(US $20.36)
Jaguar XJL – Merry Christmas!
Wed, 07 Oct 2009The Neiman Marcus Jaguar XJL - yours for $105k But fear not; this year is going to be a doddle, particularly if you have a few petrol-heads on your Christmas present list. For Neiman Marcus – purveyor of fine goods in NYC – has added a very special car to its Christmas Book – the Jaguar XJL Supercharged Neimen Marcus Edition. Every year Neimen Marcus (a Harrods-ish store, for those who don’t know) produces the ‘Neimen Marcus Christmas Book’ from which you can purchase gifts for the man / woman who has everything.
Obama's second term: More EVs, safety
Wed, 07 Nov 2012President Barack Obama's second term likely will include a return to an agenda of support for electric vehicles and also could clear the way for new rules on tailpipe emissions and auto safety that his appointees have been eager to release. Obama's fellow Democrats retained control of the Senate, while Republicans kept their House majority In his victory speech, Obama said he plans to meet with Republican challenger Mitt Romney in coming weeks to discuss ways to move the country forward. He also saluted Romney's father, George, who once ran American Motors, a company absorbed by Chrysler in 1987 and whose Jeep became a flashpoint during the campaign.
Hyundai ix-Metro Concept – too much ‘Design’
Wed, 16 Sep 2009The Hyundai ix-Metro Concept at Frankfurt The new ix35 – despite looking very similar to most offerings in the same sector – is enormously competent – at least in its conception – and well built. Most importantly for buyers it will undercut the current offerings, whilst offering a package the equivalent of the best. But is Hyundai getting a bit too wrapped-up in its Euro-design?