Turbo Chargers & Parts for Sale
- Universal turbo front mount aluminum intercooler 27'' x 7'' x2.5'' tube & fin(US $65.01)
- Aluminum polished tube & fin intercooler 27"x9"x4" 3inch inlet &outlet universal(US $94.70)
- Turbo oil feed line fitting for ford f250 f350 f450 super duty powerstroke 6.0l(US $59.99)
- Turbo oil feed return line+restrictor+flange for gt35r gt3582 gt3582r gtx3576r(US $44.99)
- Hks for 08+ evo 10 ssqv4 bov kit includes 2 polished aluminum pipes(US $442.00)
- Hks for 90-95 mr2 3sgte ssqv4 bov kit(US $339.74)
Euro NCAP latest results: Ford Kuga, Audi A4
Wed, 28 May 2008By Ben Pulman Motor Industry 28 May 2008 16:53 According to the latest Euro NCAP ratings, you’re better off being hit by the new Ford Kuga than the latest Audi A4. The Blue Oval’s SUV notched up three stars while the Audi A4 only scored two in pedestrian impact tests. The Ford Kuga also achieved four stars for child occupancy and five for adult occupancy.
Concept Car of the Week: Hyundai HCD-1 (1992)
Fri, 10 May 2013After a difficult start to the '80s, Hyundai thought of a new strategy to penetrate the American market and to compete with the industry leaders – Japanese manufacturers such as Toyota being the primary target. It came back in 1990 and set up the Hyundai California Design Center to develop cars just for 'Uncle Sam'. The center began with projects such as the Tiburon coupé and the Santa Fe off-roader, both being named after American cities.
Volkswagen hits back, weighs making a bid for Porsche
Thu, 23 Apr 2009Volkswagen is considering an audacious reverse-takeover bid for its majority shareholder, Porsche, in a twist in the drawn-out struggle for control between the two German carmakers. The Volkswagen Group's supervisory board is said to be weighing the possibility of purchasing Porsche AG, in a move that would relieve its holding company, Porsche SE, of massive debt that industry analysts suggest the company may not be able to fund should the world's financial crisis drag on well into 2010--a scenario put forward this week by the International Monetary Fund. The secret plan emerged as shareholders were set to convene at Volkswagen's annual meeting on Thursday, and it comes after Porsche revealed that it is carrying some 9 billion euros ($11.73 billion) in debt, most of it owing to interest on loans taken out to purchase its 50.8 percent stake in VW.