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CHEVY 350 DECAL

UP FOR AUCTION IS ARE A PAIR OF CHEVROLET 350 TURBO-FIRE VALVE COVER DECALS.DECAL IS PRINTED IN THE USA.PLEASE SEE PIC,EMAIL WITH QUESTIONS AND HAPPY BIDDING. 

New Volkswagen Tiguan (2012) gets R-Line options

Fri, 04 Nov 2011

2012 VW Tiguan gets R-Line options The new VW Tiguan turned up earlier this year, looking for all the world like a mini-me VW Touareg. But with the reveal of the 2012 Tiguan came no news of the R-Line add-ons which turned the old model Tiguan from a bit of a bland and boring-looking compact SUV, to something more appealing (as we discovered when we reviewed the old model VW Tiguan R-Line). But now the 2012 Tiguan is in the showrooms VW has decided the time is right to offer a bit more pizzazz for the new Tiguan, so they’ve revealed R-Line packages for the interior and exterior.

Mini E Racer (2010) takes on the Nurburgring

Wed, 14 Apr 2010

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Jaguar Land Rover Special Operations division launches

Fri, 13 Jun 2014

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