Sway Bars for Sale
- Moog k80861 suspension stabilizer bar link kit, front(US $39.61)
- Moog k80127 suspension stabilizer bar link kit, rear(US $53.10)
- Moog k750132 suspension stabilizer bar link kit, rear(US $18.93)
- Moog k7433 suspension stabilizer bar link kit, rear(US $30.27)
- Moog k90250 suspension stabilizer bar link kit, front(US $13.02)
- Moog k80474 suspension stabilizer bar link kit, front right(US $39.20)
Electric SEAT Altea & plug-in SEAT Leon hybrid revealed
Sun, 13 Nov 2011The SEAT Altea EV & plug-in SEAT Leon hybrid - testing for the next 4 years Seat may have revealed a pair of cars with ‘eco’ powerplants - the Leon TwinDrive Ecomotive and the Altea XL Electric Ecomotive – but they’re not coming to a showroom near you. Well, not before 2015, anyway. The plan is to build a small prototype fleet of the Leon Hybrid and Altea EV and make them available to local government in Catalonia and Madrid, to get evaluation and real-world feedback before the cars go in to production, which won’t be for at least four years.
Volvo von Koenigsegg – the Vox Volvo P1800
Wed, 06 May 2009The Vox Volvo P1800 - a modern reworking of the original with a 550bhp V8 Vöcks latest creation – The Vox Volvo P1800 -is based on the iconic Volvo P1800, which those of a certain age will remember was driven by Roger Moore’s Saint back in the ’60s. In its day the P1800 was something of a revelation – a sporty, appealing Volvo (come to think of it, it’s still a bit of a revelation!). Vöcks has remained faithful to the original P1800, at least in style.
Nissan e-NV200 electric van gets a headline starting price of £13,393
Tue, 20 May 2014The Nissan e-NV200 electric van (pictured) – the start of an EV revolution for commercial vehicles? We’ve always been reluctant to see the electric car as a proper replacement for an ICE car, but an electric van for commercial deliveries in a reasonably confined area is a different animal altogether. So the arrival of the Nissan e-NV200 electric van is a big deal and could revolutionise how deliveries are made in our towns and cities, usefully shifting not just CO2, but NoX and particulates off to where the electricity is generated and making much less noise too.