Sensors & Switches for Sale
- New genuine, 35350-s84-013(US $23.70)
- New replacement brake pad wear sensor, 34 35 6 778 175(US $6.37)
- New genuine brake light switch - 4 pin connector lamp, 1k2 945 511 rdw(US $28.30)
- New bowa brake pad sensor, 163 540 13 17(US $5.51)
- New bowa brake pad sensor, sem000024(US $14.07)
- New bowa brake pad sensor, sem000012(US $14.82)
Fire sale continues: Ford cuts stake in Mazda
Tue, 18 Nov 2008By Tim Pollard Motor Industry 18 November 2008 16:09 Yesterday GM sold its stake in Suzuki; today Ford announced plans to slash its shareholding in Mazda. Previously the Blue Oval held a third of Mazda’s stock, but it has cut that to just 13%. Ford admitted the sale was purely to boost its balance sheet, as the Big Three continue to struggle with cashflow.
BMW's MPA line bridges the gap to M
Tue, 11 Feb 2014Soon, bridging the gap between your father's 328i M-Sport and the M3 of your dreams will be simple, all thanks to BMW MPA. The admitedly uninspiring "MPA" moniker doesn't refer to an accounting certification available at your local community college, but rather, M Performance Automobiles. It serves as a step between the M-Sport appearance package already available on nearly every BMW model and the fire-breathing M cars at the top.
BMW offers new M Performance accessories for M5 and M6
Tue, 15 Oct 2013Tuners Alpina and AC Schnitzer aren't the only ones offering just about everything in carbon fiber for BMWs these days, and BMW has introduced performance accessories for their M5 and M6 cars, including the M6 Gran Coupe, Convertible, and Coupe. On the performance front, car owners will be able to purchase and retrofit an exhaust system developed by BMW's M division and engineering company Akrapovič -- one made entirely of titanium. This new exhaust system will be available for the M5, and all versions of the M6 and will result in a weight savings of approximately 22 pounds.