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New Corner Lights Parking Side Marker Lamps Set Of 2 Left & Right De Ville Pair on 2040-parts.com

US $47.94
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Multiple warehouse across US, United States
Condition:New Warranty:Yes Partslink:GM2541108, GM2540108 Brand:Aftermarket Replacement OEM:25666735, 25666736 Manufacturer:Aftermarket Replacement Hollander:GM2541108, 25666736, 116-02233R, GM2540108 Manufacturer Part Number:Does Not Apply Color:None Specified UPC:Does Not Apply

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BMW M235i leaks out ahead of 2-Series debut

Tue, 22 Oct 2013

BMW M235i leaks out ahead of 2 Series debut BMW started the tease for the new 2-Series over the weekend with a ver brief video, and are planning on debuting their replacement for the 1 Series Coupe at the end of the week. But car makers best laid plans usually go awry now the world has smartphone cameras and the Interwebs are beckoning, so it’s no big surprise we have the first photo of a new 2-Series – in this case the M235i – ahead of its official reveal. Snapped at a dealer presentation by a member of 2addicts forum, the new 2 Series looks pretty much like the 1-Series from the front with a coupe roof sloping down to a new back end.

Vauxhall Ampera price cut by £3,500

Tue, 10 Sep 2013

The Vauxhall Ampera (pictured) drops in price by £3500 Although we still feel the range-extender is the right way for car makers to go to get the car buying public to accept EVs, the range-extender Vauxhall Ampera has not exactly been a runaway success. Despite Vauxhall offering potential Ampera buyers the option of trying it for 30 days and handing it back if they don’t like it, the Ampera has failed miserably to sell in any sort of volume. So, with new competition on the way from the range-extender BMW i3, Vauxhall are taking drastic action to try and tempt buyers in to the Ampera and are slashing prices by £3,500.

Korean Grand Prix (2010) RESULT

Mon, 25 Oct 2010

The Korean F1 Grand Prix 2010 - a rain-fest The F1 Circus moves off to Korea for another crack of (European) dawn race on a new circuit. Everything around is new – and almost finished – but one thing isn’t new; Red Bull dominate qualifying with Vettel on pole and Webber second. It’s hard to judge the track in Korea as the inaugural race was dominated by weather.