Anodes for Sale
- Osculati bolting anode 6200 g(US $222.92)
- Anode aluminium alloy 6g5-45251-01 for yamaha outboard motor(US $24.55)
- Anode magnesium alloy 69l-45371-00 for yamaha outboard motor 200hp 225hp(US $33.15)
- Anode zinc alloy 6j9-45371-01 for yamaha outboard motor(US $24.55)
- Anode aluminium alloy 6j9-45371-01 for yamaha outboard motor(US $23.55)
- Tecnoseal x4 zinc anode(US $7.39)
Lamborghini Urus SUV concept at 2012 Beijing motor show
Sun, 22 Apr 2012Lamborghini went official with the Urus concept car - the crossover from Sant'Agata - at the 2012 Beijing motor show. After the leaks last week, at last we can bring you the full official news and photos of the Urus SUV. It's a breathtaking design.
Autoweek archives: Pontiac Firebird Type K wagon
Mon, 03 Oct 2011This Autoweek archives piece comes from March 1980, when Bob Irvin and Bob Hall explored the fabled--and failed--Pontiac Trans Am wagon. In the late 1970s, the Pontiac Firebird Type K (Kammback) was explored as a way to inject some life into the aging F-body lineup. After a concept build by Pontiac Motor Division, vice president of design Bill Mitchell had two 1977 models constructed in Italy by famed Ferrari designer Sergio Pininfarina.
New Mercedes SLS planned – & it won’t be a hybrid
Sun, 17 Mar 2013AMG’s Tobias Moers has confirmed that a new Mercedes SLS is planned – as is a sub-SLS SLC – but it won’t come with hybrid power and electric assistance. But the Mercedes take on a supercar – the Mercedes SLS – isn’t set to go down the KERS route ant time soon according to AMG’s Director of Vehicle Development, Tobias Moers, who said that a next generation SLS – which is under development – would rely on weight saving and engine tweaking, just like the new Mercedes SLS AMG Black Series (pictured above), rather than electric assistance for its performance. Moers also said that Mercedes and AMG realised that the AMG brand doesn’t have the cachet of Ferrari and they have no plans to produce a car to go head to head with LaFerrari (or even the McLaren P1) so we won’t be seeing a hyper-SLS pushed upmarket in to the firing line of Ferrari any time soon.