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Engine Components for Sale
- Us military pulse jet engine fuel air intake valve assy like giant red head nos(US $249.95)
- Rotax 912uls 100hp engine, 98.5 hours since new, complete with acessories
- Lycoming valve cover/rocker box cover lycoming o320 o235 o290(US $19.95)
- Marcotte redrive for airplane, air boat,helicopters,(US $2,800.00)
- Aircraft magneto(US $400.00)
- Bendix scintilla div magneto s6rn-25 part no. 10-79020-5 untested find aircraft(US $150.00)
Mercedes Concept BlueZero: first pictures
Tue, 16 Dec 2008By Ben Pulman First Official Pictures 16 December 2008 11:00 Mercedes will present three zero-emissions concept cars at the Detroit motor show in January 2009. Dubbed Concept BlueZero, the trio of vehicles is designed to showcase eco-friendly cars with everyday practicality – and demonstrate Mercedes’ single vehicle architecture that is used as the basis for all three. It's a bit complicated, this.
2015 Audi A7, S7 RS7 Sportback facelift price and specs – costs from £45,875
Thu, 14 Aug 2014Audi A7 facelift arrives priced from £45,875 The facelift for the Audi A7, S7 and RS7 Sportback arrived back in May, and although the styling changes weren’t enormous there were some very decent updates all round, and now the A7 Sportback range is on sale in the UK from £45,875. The big news for the A7 range was the arrival of Audi’s frugal 3.0 litre TDI ultra, a FWD 215bhp turbo diesel offering headline economy of 60.1mpg, and the arrival of a new S Tronic auto ‘box to replace the woeful Multitronic CVT. But with the A7 range now going on sale we learn there are quite a few spec changes too to make the range simpler and more appealing.
Philip Hammond to announce end of M4 Bus Lane
Fri, 01 Oct 2010Philip Hammond is to announce the end of the M4 Bus Lane Philip Hammond was quick to announce that he intended to end the ‘War on Motorists’ when he was appointed Secretary of State for Transport back in May. And it was a good soundbite that resonated with hard pressed motorists. So much so we applauded his aims in an article, which lead to the Guardian calling Cars UK ‘The Petrolhead’s’ favourite website’.