Shocks & Struts for Sale
- Kyb sm5059 rear strut upper mounting kit(US $22.64)
- Leacree 501719259 rear complete strut assembly(US $112.29)
- Kyb kg54319 rear mono-tube gas pressurized(US $78.09)
- Kyb sm5286 front strut upper mounting kit(US $87.51)
- Kyb sm5019 front strut mount(US $52.84)
- Kyb sm5378 front strut upper mounting kit(US $59.68)
Gordon Murray launches car company
Thu, 05 Jul 2007By Ben Oliver Motor Industry 05 July 2007 08:11 Gordon Murray has launched his own car company. Forget million-pound price tags; his first effort will be a radical new small car so frugal you’ll recoup its £5000 cost in four years of ownership. Gordon Murray Design describes it as 'a new class of vehicle.
GTbyCitroen does London
Tue, 23 Jun 2009The GTbyCitroen has been out seeing the sights in London And so it has been lately with the Citroen Supercar – the GTbyCitroen. We’ve had the news that the UK debut of the GT Citroen will be at the Goodwood Festival of Speed in July – where it will tackle Goodwood’s Hillclimb – and just a few weeks before we learnt that the GTbyCitroen was going to make an appearence and put in a parade lap at Le Mans. And now, no doubt because the GTbyCitroen is in the UK for Goodwood, Citroen has been out playing at London Tourist – blatting around town in the GT.
New 2013 Nissan Note gets more appealing
Mon, 18 Feb 2013The new Nissan Note has turned in to a Ford Fiesta basher as Nissan turn the Note from a boring little MPV in to a convincing small hatch. We did think the Invitation would be watered down to produce a slightly titivated new Note for production, but much of the style has found its way through in to the new Note – which we first saw in the JDM Nissan Note last summer – and the Note now looks set to take on proper compact hatches like the Ford Fiesta. The nose of the new Note is now more convincing – with new headlights and grill – and the doors get a great big feature crease that looks like a giant smoothing iron has stamped its mark, although Nissan say it’s a ‘Squash Line’ whose ‘angles were inspired by the flight of a fast moving squash ball travelling around a court’.