One Nice Hankook Dynapro Atm, 245/65/17 P245/65r17 245 65 17, Tire # 40575 Q on 2040-parts.com
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Tires for Sale
- (2) firestone firehawks 245/45/20 7/32 used tire(US $175.98)
- One nice champiro gt radial-228, 225/50/17 p225/50r17 225 50 17, tire # 42830 q(US $50.98)
- 2 nice continental contitrac, 235/70/16 p235/70r16 235 70 16, tire # 14102 q(US $119.20)
- 235/35/19 tires(US $250.00)
- One kumho ecsta ast, 205/50r16 205/50/16 p205/50r16 205 50 16, tire # 22909 q(US $53.20)
- 2 nice toyo open country a/t, 235/75/17 p235/75r17 235 75 17, tire # 43138 q(US $119.23)
Jaguar XFR-S Sportbrake for Geneva debut
Mon, 24 Feb 2014This leaked photo seems to be a new Jaguar XFR-S Sportbrake It seems Ian Callum was right all along about an XFR Sportbrake – it now looks like Jaguar are about to go one step further than an XFR Estate with a Full Monty Jaguar XFR-S Sportbrake. When Jaguar revealed the XF Sportbrake two years ago they said there would be no four-wheel-drive variants and no XFR Sportbrake either (even though Ian Callum said in 2011 there would be an XFR Sportbrake), so for the last two yeare we’ve had just diesel engine options for the XF Sportbrake. But not for much longer it would seem.
Nissan Mixim concept (2007): first official pictures
Wed, 29 Aug 2007By Tim Pollard First Official Pictures 29 August 2007 02:30 Nissan Mixim: the lowdown This outlandish electric sports car will form the centrepiece of Nissan's Frankfurt Motor Show stand. As you can tell from its squashed insect looks, the Mixim is no production car in prick-tease show-off mode. This is a far-flung fantasy on the long-distance radar of Nissan's product planners.
Concept Car of the Week: Seat Tango (2001)
Fri, 26 Apr 2013At the dawn of the millennium, there was no better ways for Seat to communicate its new philosophy "Auto Emocion" than in the shape of a pretty little spider. This new slogan, which suggests fun and excitement with a dash of explosive Latin character, would define the essence of what a Spanish car should be. When Walter de'Silva left Alfa Romeo to lead Seat design in 1999, the Spanish brand was going through difficult times.