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New Power Heated Black Towing Passenger Side Mirror For Ford F Series Super Duty on 2040-parts.com

US $147.59
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ON, CA
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Concept Car of the Week: Honda J-VX (1997)

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BMW Concept CS (2007) first official pictures

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Fisker Surf Shooting Brake appears at Frankfurt

Tue, 13 Sep 2011

Fisker Surf Shooting Brake Fisker will reveal a Shooting Brake version of the Fisker Karma at Frankfurt today, the first new model we’ve seen in the flesh from the eco-car company for some time. And no, this isn’t project Nina, it’s the Fisker Surf. The Surf Shooting Brake is Fisker’s answer to cars like the Ferrari FF but is really their response to the observation that three tons of batteries in the boot oif the regular Karma only leaves enough room for a toothbrush and a pair of pyjamas.