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- O-ring, rocker shaft, 1965-89 911®,930 for porsche(US $3.99)
- O-ring, head bolt, for porsche®, 1955 -1969(US $2.99)
- Timing cover gasket set, for porsche®, 911®/914/930, 1968-1989(US $15.99)
- Porsche® 911 one piece timing chain, 1966-1998(US $47.99)
- Porsche® 911 rocker arm shaft, 1965-1994(US $20.99)
- Head gasket, 3.0l 95mm, for porsche®, 1976 -1983(US $13.99)
Watch the reactions of first time drivers of the BMW i3 EV
Wed, 30 Apr 2014Jake Humphrey at the wheel of the BMW i3 EV It’s always tough to get across the driving experience; there’s no substitute for actually doing it. So BMW decided the best way to illustrate that their new electric city car – the BMW i3 – is a joy to drive was to film the reactions of first-time drivers, and their passengers, as they take to the wheel of the i3 for the first time on a test drive. BMW has filmed endless hours of footage of different drivers around the world getting to grips with the i3, and they’ve whittled that down to a compelling 1:37 video, much of which shows the reactions of drivers in the UK.
Ferrari 458 Italia (2010) – the official videos
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The Hongqi L5 is the most expensive Chinese car you can buy
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