Wheel Lugs for Sale
- Dorman/autograde 610-049 wheel lug stud(US $37.92)
- Dorman/autograde 610-163 wheel lug stud(US $12.97)
- Dorman/autograde 611-185 wheel lug nut(US $14.97)
- Dorman wheel stud press-in 14mm x 1.50 rh thread 16.02mm knurl each 610-331(US $24.97)
- Dorman lug nuts steel zinc plated conical seat 1/2 in.-20 rh set of 25(US $18.97)
- Dorman/autograde 610-282 wheel lug stud(US $22.97)
Jaguar Land Rover – Clever Finance Deal
Mon, 16 Nov 2009JLR releases £170 million by financing cars in transit Car makers have been begging lines of credit from wherever they can in the last year as the recession has bitten hard in to their finances. Jaguar Land Rover started off down the Government Loan route, but it soon became clear that the strings attached to any Government sourced finance where unacceptable. But in a sign that the future of JLR looks pretty rosy JLR managed to secure £175 million in private financing back in August as part of a bid to raise £500 million, and Tata have refinanced the loans used to acquire JLR.
Me and My Car: Achim Anscheidt and his Porsche 911 [w/Video]
Tue, 04 Dec 2012You can tell a lot about a person from the car they drive. It can also be argued that you can tell a lot of about a car from who drives it, especially when that person is a respected designer, in this case the head of Design Bugatti Achim Anscheidt. In one of Drive's latest episodes features Anscheidt and his Porsche ‘Private Project' 911 around the streets of Berlin, discussing his take on minimalism in design and construction and how he feels about personal design projects.
Bentley Continental Flying Spur Speed Series 51 Review & Road Test (2011) Part 2
Wed, 13 Apr 2011Bentley Continental Flying Spur Speed on the road A prod on the button yields a turbine-like wail from the starter as it breathes life in to the 12 cylinders. That the background growl of the W12 is audible is a pleasant surprise; Bentley has chosen not to make the Speed experience a silent one. A prod on the throttle is enough to entice the Speed to leave its stationary position with something very close to instant acceleration.