Datsun Badges on 2040-parts.com
San Paul's Bay, Malta
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Badges for Datsun Collectible cars in a very good condition. The badges are from the year of 80s , made in plastic. Nice collectible item for Datsun old timers.
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Decals, Emblems, Detailing for Sale
Judson - metal badge - small size
Custom metal badge for oldtimers
2 judson metal badge
59 ford hood ornament. original fomoco.(US $45.00)
1966 chevrolet impala caprice bel air biscayne 427 396 327 ss headlight bezels(US $40.00)
1966 chevrolet impala caprice bel air biscayne 427 396 327 ss grille emblem(US $9.00)
Mercedes-Benz B-class Electric Drive starts at $42,375
Thu, 01 May 2014Even though the gas-powered Mercedes-Benz B-class has been out in Canada for a few years now, long enough to receive a facelift, we Americans will be getting the compact MPV in electric form only. Sales of the B-class Electric Drive will start this summer with the BMW i3 in its sights. Here's what buyers can expect when this tall four-door electric hatch silently rolls into dealership showrooms.
SAIC wins LA Auto Show Design Challenge
Fri, 29 Nov 2013China's SAIC, the parent company of Roewe and MG brands (yes, Morris Garages and what used to be Rover), took the top spot in the LA Auto Show Design challenge with its Mobiliant Concept, beating other contestants like BMW DesignworksUSA, Subaru, Mazda, Changfeng, Quoros, and others. The theme for this year's challenge at the LA Auto Show was "Biomimicry & Mobility 2025: Nature's Answer to Human Challenges." Entrants were directed to propose design concepts that integrated the concept of biomimicry into transportation concepts. Quite a challenge and quite an open theme, especially when you consider that last year's theme was pretty straightforward: "Highway Patrol Vehicles in the Year 2025." In 2012 the Subaru SHARC concept took the top prize.
Honda P-NUT concept (w/ Video)
Thu, 03 Dec 2009Honda revealed the three seat P-NUT concept at the 2009 LA Auto Show. Designed at the company's Advanced Design Studios in Southern California, the P-NUT is the Japanese automaker's vision for the future of personal mobility. For more details and to read our opinion of the futuristic design study see our 2009 LA Auto Show Highlights.