Drop Down, Flip Down, Overhead for Sale
- Alpine tmx-r700 overhead monitor(US $300.00)
- 2011-2013 chrysler town country overhead roof compartment dvd screen(US $300.00)
- New chrysler dodge jeep video monitor 05166348ab rs-200 lcd screen tv(US $79.99)
- Beige car overhead flip down sumsung digital 12.1" lcd dvd player games ir(US $128.50)
- Tview t257ir-bk 25" black flip down wide screen car monitor+2 wireless headsets(US $249.95)
- Myron & davis adm167gy 7.0 inch flip down monitor with dvd player (gray)(US $149.99)
BAC Mono finally hits the U.S. (video)
Sat, 26 Jan 2013Sector 111 – US importers of the epic BAC Mono – have finally revealed the first US Mono at Cars and Coffee in Irvine, California. It’s more than a year since we reported that Sector 111 would be offering the BAC Mono in the US and now, having completely sold their 2012 allocation of just 12 Monos, the first US built (well, bolted together from a CKD kit by Sector 111) has been revealed to petrolheads at the Cars and Coffee meet in Irvine, California. And the Cars & Coffee meeting is a great place for Sector 111 to show off their first Mono as its attended by a bunch of knowledgeable and wealthy Californians, just the sort of potential buyer Sector 111 are looking for.
Citroen to launch range of Green, Eco cars
Sat, 14 Mar 2009Citroen C-Cactus Concept will form the basis of a new range of Citroen Eco-Cars The first of the new range will be based on the existing C4, but feature bodywork based on the C-Cactus Concept (but a wee bit prettier, we hope) and featuring a range of green and economical propulsion systems. Under consideration are an electric version (EV), a form of hybrid technology or simply lopping a cylinder off and aiming to bring the Co2 down to under 100g/km. So that will give Citroen three distinct ranges.
Teen Driving: Gen Y delays earning licenses
Mon, 17 Sep 2012From the environmentalists to the socially connected, trends indicate teens aren't in as much of a rush to earn a driver's license. In fact, almost half of 18- to 24-year-olds surveyed said they would pick Web access over their own car if they had to choose. Experts say social media sites in particular play a role by connecting teens without requiring them to leave their house.