Distributors & Parts for Sale
- 1 day super sale!! chrysler 440 v8 ready to run distributor + coil kit red(US $84.97)
- 1994 1995 honda accord distributor 2.2 l hitachi d4t92 oem part new(US $110.00)
- Lincoln vintage v12 distributor good condition(US $50.00)
- 1997-2000 honda cr-v l4 2.0l dohc jdm engine ignition distributor td97u(US $84.69)
- 92-94 corvette / 93-94 camaro / 93-94 firebird 5.7l v8 ignition distributor(US $90.09)
- Mercedes 1981 380sl, 1982 380sel oem distributor # 0237405021(US $195.00)
Nissan Micra ELLE: It’s a Micra for the Ladies
Fri, 24 Aug 2012Nissan has revealed a limited edition Micra – the Micra ELLE – produced in conjunction with Elle Magazine. There is a strong argument that the Nissan Micra is predominantly aimed at the fairer sex, and if that was in doubt the new Micra ELLE confirms it. Nissan has joined up with Elle Magazine to produce a limited run of 500 of the Micra Elle with cosmetic titivation (what else?) including panoramic roof (helps with putting makeup on), extra chrome (nice and sparkly), titanium grey alloys (which will unfortunately show every kerbing dent) and fog lights (for when it’s not foggy).
Seat Altea Freetrack (2007): first official pictures
Tue, 22 May 2007By Jack Carfrae First Official Pictures 22 May 2007 10:19 Seat Altea Freetrack: the lowdown Seat has given the Altea some wellington boots to join the burgeoning ranks of wannabe soft-roader 4x4s. First seen in concept guise at the Geneva Motor Show back in March, the Altea Freetrack is Seat's first-ever attempt at an off-roader. However, an extra 40mm of ground clearance, some chunky tyres and aesthetically challenging grey cladding don’t necessarily mean that the Freetrack is going to beat a Defender to the top of the hill.
BMW vs Winter: all you need to know about BMW xDrive
Tue, 21 Jan 2014By the CAR editorial team 21 January 2014 15:00 According to BMW, its ‘xDrive’ all-wheel drive system is more popular than any other premium brand’s four-wheel drive drivetrain. That’s right: in the UK, xDrive outsells Audi’s famous quattro system, not to mention Mercedes ever-expanding 4Matic range, and all-wheel drive version of Jaguar’s XF and XJ. If you had to name an all-wheel drive BMW off the top of your head, you’d probably plump for the X5, but the truth is that xDrive has infiltrated the majority of BMW models.