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2000-2007 ford focus rear spindle/knuckle/stub trailing arm oem--drivers side(US $45.00)
Steering rack & pinion w/ front subframe mitsubishi evolution evo 10 x oem 4b11(US $275.00)
New 1945 1950 ford rear spring shackle(US $23.50)
Rear suspension subframe w/ sway bar mitsubishi evolution evo 10 x oem 4b11(US $89.95)
Quick steer control arm shaft eqck6098(US $16.68)
Quick steer control arm bushing eqck6108(US $4.82)
Jaguar Land Rover installs UK's largest solar roof
Tue, 08 Apr 2014THE LARGEST EVER solar panel roof has been completed at the Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) engine factory in South Staffordshire. More than 21,000 solar cells have been fitted to the roof over the Engine Manufacturing Centre and will provide enough electricity to power 30% of the factory’s needs. When the solar panels are working at full capacity, they will generate enough energy to power the equivalent of 1600 homes.
Ford Tourneo Custom
Fri, 23 Mar 2012The Tourneo Custom – which will take the iconic Transit name in commercial vehicle form – was first unveiled in concept form at the 2012 Geneva motor show and has been confirmed for production. The Transite/Tourneo follows Ford's Kinetic design approach that features on the company's passenger car range, including a sportier stance, bold rising shoulder line, flush glazing, distinctive trapezoidal grille and prominent wheel lips. Available in eight or nine seat configurations as a passenger vehicle, the Tourneo Custom comes in both short and long wheelbase, which measure in at 4,970mm and 5,430mm respectively while the vehicle stands at less than two meters high.
Kia K9 launches in Korea
Wed, 02 May 2012Kia K9 launches in Korea Kia’s new range-topping saloon car – the Kia K9 – has launched in Korea and will launch overseas – with a new name – later in 2012. Kia’s most impressive – and certainly most ambitious - new car has launched in Korea and goes on sale today. But it’s extremely unlikely, even with a change of name from Dr Who’s robotic dog, that we’ll see it in the UK.