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Shock Nuts (nos) Honda Ca72 Ca77 Ca200 12mm X 1.50p 2pc on 2040-parts.com

US $12.99
Location:

Edgerton, Wisconsin, US

Edgerton, Wisconsin, US
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New Mercedes B-Class F-CELL in 2014 – more hydrogen cars planned

Fri, 18 May 2012

Mercedes B-Class F-CELL in use in Southern California Mercedes-Benz are planning to launch a hydrogen powered fuel cell version of the new B Class in 2014, with a larger fuel cell car also planned. The Mercedes B Class F-Cell – an electric car powered by a hydrogen fuel cell to charge the batteries – is already available for lease in Southern California, albeit at a not exactly everyday affordable $849 a month. Admittedly that does include all the hydrogen you can use, but it’s still probably three times what a regular B-Class would cost to lease.

McLaren F1 GTR sells for record amount in Scottsdale

Mon, 20 Jan 2014

One of the most successful McLaren F1 GTR race cars sold at the Gooding & Co. Scottsdale auction over the weekend, bringing in $5.28 million. This 1997 F1 GTR is one of 10 longtail cars built for the 1997 FIA GT season, and it's one of only 28 made in GTR-competition specification.

BMW i8 Spied

Thu, 10 Mar 2011

The BMW i8 being filmed for BMW TV Just the other day we brought you the BMW i3 out playing in Scandinavia so, to complete the set, we thought we’d add to that with the BMW i8 doing exactly the same. These photos of the i8 being snapped in the snow are being reported as camouflaged cold-weather testing for BMW’s new “i” range of cars. Which – if you look carefully at the front of the i8 above – would seem unlikely.