Tires for Sale
- 35x14.50x15" nitto mudgrappler mud grappler tires new(US $1,438.00)
- Michelin defender green x 225/60r17 225/60/17 10/32 tread, c1312/2(US $119.95)
- Toyota venza spare tire donut(US $175.00)
- Infiniti g35 18" oem sport rims lik new bridgestone turanza er33 tires 235/45/18(US $499.99)
- Firestone firehawk wide ovals as p215/55r17 car tires 50,000 mile rating (US $99.99)
- Pair of 2 pirelli tires 255/35/20 pzero driven on for less than 20 miles!!(US $560.00)
BMW 5 Series GT (w/ Video)
Fri, 22 May 2009BMW officially took the wraps off the production version 5 Series Gran Turismo today. The new model, previewed in concept form at the Geneva motor show in March, is set to bridge the gap between the automaker's X5 SUV and the 5 Series Touring wagon. As we expected, BMW has remained true to form: the 5 Series GT is identical to the design of its concept precursor, including a lower body section and taillamps that call to mind the latest BMW 7 Series, a front end reminiscent of the CS concept, and an upper cabin design familiar to anyone who's seen an X6. The interior has seen the most change, if only in color and trim.
Goodwood Festival of Speed gets a Phantom Coupe
Thu, 26 Mar 2009Tom Purves of Rolls Royce handing over a Phantom Coupe to Lord March for the Goodwood Festival of Speed [ad#ad-1] We brought you news of the launch details for the 2009 Goodwood Festival of Speed last week, and today it has been announced that Rolls Royce has lent the Goodwood Festival of Speed a Rolls Royce Phantom Coupe as the official Course Car for this year. Now a Phantom Coupe is not the first car you would think of as a course car. Bit too expensive and not exactly capable of massive feats of performance (although it is, at least intil the Silver Ghost arrives, the most ‘Sporty’ of the Rolls Royce models), but it fits the Goodwood event perfectly.
Capitol Hill notebook: Obama defends autos, Akerson defends the Chevrolet Volt
Wed, 25 Jan 2012Less than 10 hours after President Barack Obama wrapped up his third State of the Union address, manufacturing and automobiles continued to command the spotlight on Wednesday in Washington. The day began with General Motors CEO Dan Akerson defending the Chevrolet Volt before a U.S. House committee hearing, saying he didn't want it to become a "political punching bag," according to testimony provided by the company.