Suzuki Boulevarde Badges on 2040-parts.com
Eagle Rock, Missouri, US
2 nice Suzuki boulevards badges
Decals, Emblems for Sale
harley davidson, metal, emblem, medallion, silver and black color, oem(US $19.75)
Ford f-150 f-series harley davidson style flame stripe sticker decals flames(US $59.95)
Gsxr tank protector pad, red & brushed stainless fits suzuki 600 750 1000 1100(US $19.89)
New dirt pit bike 3m graphics kawasaki klx110 decal sticker 10(US $12.00)
Gsxr tank protector pad, white & brushed stainless fits suzuki 600 750 1000 1100(US $19.89)
Harley ultra-classic left saddlebag emblem, qty 2; 59244-89.(US $35.00)
Volvo develops new energy storage technology
Thu, 17 Oct 2013Volvo is looking to make heavy batteries in electric vehicles a thing of the past, unveiling a new technology still under development that could use the body panels of the vehicle to store energy. Everyone knows that right now one of the biggest technological limiting factors of electric vehicles are the batteries. They can be damaged through depletion, they add weight, they use expensive and polluting technologies to manufacture, and they just don't hold as much energy as we'd like.
Alfa Romeo 8C GTA & Alfa MiTo GTA Spied
Sun, 16 May 2010The Alfa Romeo MiTo GTA & Alfa Romeo 8C GTA Spied Through the early part of last year we were convinced Alfa Romeo were going to launch a halo version of that cracking little car the MiTo, and bring the GTA badge out of the history box at the same time to create the Alfa MiTo GTA. Blimey, we not only managed to report details of the MiTo GTA but even had a video from Alfa of the MiTo GTA concept running around. But that all seemed to go out of the window when reports started flying round the car world last July that the Alfa MiTo GTA was dead and the hottest we’d get was the Alfa Romeo MiTo Quadrifoglio, although on both occasions we expressed the belief – probably more in hope than expectation – that Alfa would give us the MiTo GTA.
Ford B-Max to go in to production
Wed, 27 Jan 2010Ford are to begin production of the Ford B-Max crossover. The Iosis Concept (pictured) gives us a clue on how it will look. It’s been a while coming, but it looks like Ford’s replacement for the Fusion is now ready to go in to production in Romania as the Ford B-Max, sitting below the newly sorted S-Max and looking to take on the likes of the new Vauxhall Meriva.