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Hurst Shifters 1052442 Transmission Arm For Pn[3733163/3736819] Reverse Arm on 2040-parts.com

US $19.97
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Tallmadge, OH, US

Tallmadge, OH, US
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Seat IBE (2010) at Geneva motor show

Tue, 02 Mar 2010

By Tim Pollard First Official Pictures 02 March 2010 08:43 Seat's new IBE concept car provided the thrills on the Spanish firm's stand at the 2010 Geneva motor show. Although more about the tech than the design, the IBE does drop a few clues to the next Leon family.It's based on the running gear of the new Leon and packs a 75kW electric engine capable of daily use around town thanks to lithium ion batteries with 18kWh capacity. The IBE is a classic 2+2 shooting brake design and is teeny tiny; at 3780mm long, it's 10 inches shorter than an Ibiza supermini.Seat IBE concept car: the electrical gubbins The IBE packs an electric motor under bonnet driving the front wheels and fed by rear-mounted batteries.

Grand Bentley – the New Bentley Arnage

Wed, 10 Jun 2009

The New Grand Bentley teaser shot And although the new Bentley won’t be with us on the roads until next year, Bentley has today started the inevitable long, drawn-out tease that precedes all car launches these days. And what is the new car to be called? Well, so far, The New Grand Bentley.

GM disbands unit that creates high-performance vehicles

Wed, 18 Feb 2009

General Motors, focusing on mainstream products in a battle to survive, has scrapped a unit that produced high-performance vehicles. GM on Wednesday disbanded High Performance Vehicle Operations, which is based at the company's suburban Detroit technical center, and redeployed its engineers, spokesman Vince Muniga said. "All high-performance projects are on indefinite hold," Muniga said.