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Guangzhou, China
Condition:New other (see details) Brand:Unbrand/Generic Part brand:Hella Manufacturer Part Number:5DD008319-10/5DD008319-10 Input voltage:12V Placement on Vehicle:Left, Right, Front longevity:2000H Country/Region of Manufacture:Germany capacity:35W Other Part Number:30KV/85V AC 35W Model:D2S/D2R Type:HID lighting Ballast UPC:Does not apply Fit:For Mercedes Jaguar Audi Interchange Part Number:5DD 008 319-10

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Jaguar XKR Speed Pack (2010) first pictures

Wed, 17 Feb 2010

Jaguar will launch two new styling and performance packs for the 2011 model year XKR coupe at the Geneva motor show. The new XKR Speed Pack and Black Pack lets customers spec up styling accoutrements and raise the top speed from a limited 155mph to 174mph. This Jag XKR does what it says on the tin, unleashing the potential of the 503bhp/461lb ft supercharged V8 for a £3500 supplement.

Honda to build subcompact cars in Mexico

Fri, 12 Aug 2011

Honda Motor Co. said Friday it will build an $800 million assembly plant in Mexico to produce subcompact vehicles for the Mexican and North American markets. The Japanese automaker said the plant is scheduled to begin operation in 2014 with an annual capacity of 200,000 units.

BMW ‘i' subbrand aims for 2013 launch

Mon, 21 Feb 2011

BMW has confirmed that the new subbrand through which it intends to market a range of advanced stand-alone hybrid, range-extended and plug-in electric models will be called BMW “i.” Created to develop, produce and market what BMW's head of marketing, Ian Robertson, describes as “innovative solutions to premium mobility,” the brand will be supported by a company established by BMW called i Ventures, through which the German carmaker plans to grow its range of mobility services. The i3 and the i8 will be the initial models and are planned for introduction in 2013. “These cars have been designed specifically for their respective alternative drive systems,” said Klaus Draeger, head of BMW's R&D operations.