Covers for Sale
- Taylor made 55741 cover support system(US $56.87)
- Outboard motor cover 20-30 hp, full outboard engine cover, black 600d waterproof(US $14.86)
- Water pump repair kit w/housing johnson/evinrude 20 25 30 35hp 1985-up 0393630(US $39.57)
- Bikini top 3 bow 8590 storage boot 85-90” acrylic cover #a5487ub-04 pacific blue(US $138.86)
- Heavy duty boat cover waterproof black for 14-16ft fishing ski bass shelter(US $54.14)
- One 16-18ft 210d boat cover waterproof fishing v-shape gray 570x300cm universal(US $43.99)
Volvo reveals safety kit on 2015 XC90 SUV
Tue, 22 Jul 2014By John Mahoney Motor Industry 22 July 2014 10:34 Volvo claims the all-new XC90 that will be revealed in late August will be one of the safest cars money can buy thanks to pioneering new safety technology. So far the Swedish carmaker has teased us with designer sketches of how the seven-seat crossover will look, told us how it will be offered with a 395bhp plug-in hybrid that emits just 60g/km of CO2 and released official pictures of the production XC90’s interior. Now it’s time for the Volvo publicity machine to tell us about the novel new safety tech that will protect us from ourselves and this includes two claimed world firsts.
Motorcity Europe launches design seminars
Thu, 16 Jul 2009UK-based independent design studio Motorcity Europe (MCE) has launched a series of two- and five-day training seminars aimed at broadening the skills, experience and job prospects of anyone working - or looking to work - within the field of automotive design. Held at Motorcity Europe’s design studio in Cologne, Germany, the seminars will see well-known design professionals instruct on a range of design techniques, including sketching and visualizing, clay and digital modelling, portfolio improvement, presentation skills, creative thinking, and automotive and product design business strategies. These seminars are open to students, graduates, design professionals and even non-designers seeking to gain experience in the field.
LCV VALUES DEFY POOR CONDITIONS
Thu, 10 Oct 2013AN INCREASE in demand for four-wheel drive light commercial vehicles saw LCV values rise during December 2010, according to new figures from British Car Auctions. After reaching a low-point in November, the cold weather inspired a £37, or 0.9 per cent, rise in average LCV values to £4,067. Values were also boosted by a 25 per cent decline in the number of vehicles that came to auction during the month.