Valve Covers for Sale
- Bmw 740 e38 valve cover left or right used oem(US $69.99)
- Spectre performance 17385 valve cover oil filler plug cap fits 1.25", push-in(US $2.99)
- Spectre performance 42775 billet push-in oil valve cover breather 1" od neck(US $2.99)
- 09 honda fit valve cover 4dr htbk dx 1.5l at actual image(US $75.00)
- Moroso 68820 valve cover studs chrome plated steel 1/4"-20 thread set of 8(US $9.97)
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Ford Focus is the best selling car…in the world
Wed, 10 Apr 2013It’s a big feather in Ford’s cap and vindication of their ‘One Ford’ global product strategy, which has finally seen Ford realise that the world wants the cars it makes and designs in Europe. Focus sales rose in the US by 40 per cent in 2012 (a market Ford would have declared completely unsuitable for a relatively compact European hatch a decade ago) and China accounted for a massive one in four of all Focus sold, a rise of 51 per cent, making the Focus the best-selling passenger car in China. Not only did the Focus take the best selling car (actually, best selling nameplate), the Ford Fiesta did well to, coming in sixth on Polk’s list with a not insignificant 723,130 registrations around the world.
Jaguar ‘How Alive Are You?’ Marketing campaign launches
Mon, 27 Feb 2012Jaguar Alive Marketing Campaign Launched Jaguar are launching a new global marketing campaign for the Jaguar Brand – run by Spark44 – focusing on Jaguars as ’instinctively rewarding performance cars’. Jaguar are launching a new global marketing campaign to convince car buyers that they produce the most appealing range of drivers’ cars…in the world. The Jaguar ‘How Alive are You?’ campaign has been put together by Jaguar’s Spark44 Advertising Agency (which Jaguar Land Rover part own) which aims to show Jaguar in a modern context.
£250 a gallon – the price of petrol in Afghanistan!
Sat, 17 Oct 2009Thirsty military vehicles in Afghanistan get through 800,000 gallons a day So how on earth do they come up with that figure? Is it a case, as we’ve so often heard in the past, of Governments being ripped off by suppliers charging through the nose simply because the bills are often not checked? They claim not not.