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Chrysler Oem Anti-lock Brakes-front Speed Sensor 4721561ae on 2040-parts.com

US $19.02
Location:

Carolina, Puerto Rico, United States

Carolina, Puerto Rico, United States
Condition:New Genuine OEM:Yes Length:10 [in] Quantity Sold:sold individually Item Name:Front Speed Sensor SKU:520:4721561AE Placement on Vehicle:Front Brand:Mopar Quantity Needed:2 Manufacturer Part Number:4721561AE Category 1:Brakes Width:7 [in] Category 2:Anti-Lock Brakes Weight:0.22 [lb] Category 3:Anti-Lock Brakes Height:1 [in] Part Ref# on Diagram:ONLY PART REFERENCE #9 ON THE DIAGRAM IS INCLUDED UPC:Does not apply

Citroen GT (GTbyCitroen Concept) – in the flesh

Sat, 23 May 2009

The GTbyCitroen Concept (Citroen GT) is making a Summer tour of Motor Events in Europe Which all fits very well with Citroen’s desire to reposition itself as a Premium Brand. The new range of Citroen DS models is part of that way forward, and Citroen obviously believes – probably quite rightly – that the Citroen GT is potentially a great ‘Halo’ model for the company. So Citroen are going to spend the Summer schmoozing with the Citroen GT at some high profile events.

Peugeot puts RCZ designer on Twitter

Fri, 18 Jun 2010

Like many automakers, Peugeot is now making conspicuous use of social media platforms as a component in its new car launch campaigns and in order to manage customer relations online. For its new RCZ coupe, Peugeot in the UK has been running a social media campaign under the strap line "It chooses you", with associated Twitter and Facebook accounts – which culminated with a member of the public winning an RCZ last week. For auto designers, there was little interest in the campaign up until last week, when Peugeot put RCZ designer Boris Reinmöller behind a computer terminal and opened him up to a public Q+A session through its Twitter account.

One Lap of the Web: Chevrolet, Caswell, custom Caterhams, crispy cars

Wed, 16 Apr 2014

-- Louis Chevrolet -- along with brothers Gaston and Arthur -- were race-car pioneers long before Billy Durant ever made them into the Heartbeat of America. Louis was driving the No. 7 Frontenac when it caught fire at Sheepshead's Bay, Brooklyn, in September of 1919.