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- Kawasaki concours windsheild (US $25.00)
- Kawasaki concours windsheild (US $25.00)
- Kawasaki concours windsheild (US $25.00)
- Kawasaki concours windsheild (US $25.00)
- Kawasaki concours windsheild (US $25.00)
- Kawasaki concours windsheild (US $25.00)
Listen again to Autodesk's 'What is new in Autodesk Alias v2014'
Fri, 20 Sep 2013The latest episode in the Autodesk Webinar series, 'What is new in Autodesk Alias v2014', took place on 17 September, but if you missed it you can listen to it here. Participants saw how the latest release is focused on onboarding new users and enhancing the productivity of those experienced in Alias programs and could see areas that applied to them – designers experimenting with ideas, modelers refining designs, Class A surfacers delivering efficient controlled data and visualization experts developing stunning visualizations. All will provide added value throughout their company's design workflow.
Peugeot 2008: First photos arrive
Sat, 05 Jan 2013The first photos of the Peugeot 2008 – an SUV / Crossover version of the new 208 – have arrived ahead of an official reveal next week. Peugeot’s new offering in the compact SUV sector is the Peugeot 2008 – a compact crossover version of the new 208 – which we saw first at the Beijing Motor Show last year as the Peugeot Urban Crossover Concept and now, ahead of an official reveal next week, we have the first official photos of the new 2008. So far, we have no real detail on what’s under the bonnet, but visually the production version of the 2008 seems little changed from the concept – which means a decent-looking offering for a competitive market place.
Gordon Murray T.27 Electric City Car – EXACTLY what an EV should be
Sat, 12 Jun 2010The Gordon Murray T.27 - the perfect City Car Gordon Murray is an automotive genius. He created the car many would consider to be the zenith in performance road cars – the McLaren F1. And now he’s turned his hand to what many consider the antithesis of the F1 – the Gordon Murray T.27 City Car.