Other Parts for Sale
- Napa bearings brg br07100 - wheel bearing cone - rear wheel(US $18.62)
- Napa bearings brg br15101 - wheel bearing cone - outer - front wheel(US $18.40)
- Brand new power steering pump ford transit 2000 on 2.4(US $679.94)
- Napa bearings brg br15112 - wheel bearing cone - inner - front wheel(US $25.47)
- Napa bearings brg br25580 - differential bearing cone - rear axle(US $24.07)
- Napa bearings brg br25577 - differential bearing cone - front axle(US $34.47)
New Lotus Esprit still on schedule
Sun, 10 May 2009The new Lotus Esprit - on schedule for launch in 2011 or 2012 The next Elise will probably be a development of the existing car, rather than anything radical and new. But the Esprit will be an all new V8 based on the new Evora chassis. It will be longer and wider than the Evora, but will still feature a mid-mounted engine and, in all probability, come as a convertible in time.
Charles Morgan to build rival cars
Wed, 27 Nov 2013Sacked Morgan boss Charles Morgan is to set up new sports car company that he says will rival the 104-year-old British car manufacturer that bears his family name and recently dismissed him. In a report in the Telegraph, Charles is quoted as saying his new company will “build on the innovation and heritage of my grandfather”. On Bing: see pictures of Morgan cars Find out how much a used Morgan costs on Auto Trader The news comes less than a month after Morgan lost his appeal against his dismissal from the Malvern carmaker his family set up in 1909.
New Honda NSX: Time to raid the piggy-bank as the order book opens in the UK
Thu, 18 Apr 2013The new NSX got its first outing at the Detroit Auto Show in 2012 and is being developed by Honda in the US with the aim of producing a ‘green’ supercar with advanced environmental performance without sacrificing on-road performance. The 2015 NSX will not only be designed in the US, but built there too The new NSX gets a mid-mounted direct-injection V6 which drives power through Honda’s Sport hybrid SH-AWD system with 2 electric motors that can apply positive or negative torque to the front wheels during cornering which, say Honda, will deliver handling unmatched by other all-wheel-drive systems. Phil Crossman, Honda’s UK MD, said: We are really pleased with the interest we’ve already seen for the new NSX. We are still two years away from the launch of the car and yet we’ve received over 20 deposits and that’s before we’ve even announced prices or seen the final production car.