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Brooklyn, New York, United States

Brooklyn, New York, United States
Condition:Used Brand:SUBARU Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:86283FJ620 Country//Region of Manufacture:Japan

Subaru SD Nav.Card 86283FJ620  Make sure that Navigation SD Card is exactly the ### you need for your vehicle. Check that Number with your local Lexus Dealer, base on your vehicle  VIN# .  Found that Number in your  Manual book, to make sure they are identical.  Do not buy, if your   ## are different.     I have 3  Cards Available. No Returns.

2013 facelift for BMW Z4 & new Z4 M35i

Sun, 26 Aug 2012

BMW are planning to facelift the Z4 for 2013 and add a new M Performance model – the BMW Z4 M35i – to replace the Z4 sDrive35iS. Four years since the current BMW Z4 was launched at the Detroit Motor Show in January 2009, it looks like BMW’s roadster is getting a facelift to keep it fresh, and a new M Performance model – the BMW Z4 M35iS. Changes to the 2013 Z4 are likely to be modest, with the usual facelift fare of new bumpers, new lights, new alloys, titivated ‘more upmarket’ interior and tweaks to the engines to offer more power with better economy and lower emissions.

Jaguar XJ Convertible. Really.

Mon, 15 Aug 2011

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Late-brakers are 'biggest irritation on the road'

Thu, 26 Sep 2013

DRIVERS WHO brake at the last minute and then turn without signalling are the most annoying on the road, according to a new poll. 2,000 people were surveyed by First Bus who then compiled the 50 most annoying motoring bugbears, with late brakers topping the chart. High parking charges also appeared in the top ten, as did dangerous behaviours such as tailgating, being cut up, drivers using mobile phones and motorcyclists weaving through traffic.