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1ST SINGLE PONTIAC SIGN IS ONLY ITEM UP FOR BID (MULTIPLE PHOTOS ARE OTHER ITEMS THAT I HAVE LISTED) ITEM IS A NEW VINTAGE STYLE SIGN (A NEW SIGN MADE TO LOOK OLD!) MEASURES 11 3/4! SIGN HAS PRE DRILLED HOLES FOR EASY MOUNTING OR DISPLAY & IS MADE IN THE U.S.A.! SHIPPING FOR FIRST ITEM IS $6.98 & $1.50 PER ADDITIONAL ITEM IN THE UNITED STATES. PLEASE CHECK OUT OTHER LISTING FOR MORE SIGN CHOICES.
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Audi Q5
Thu, 24 Apr 2008Audi has chosen the Beijing Motor Show to unveil its new mid-sized Q5 SUV. The newcomer's exterior design is a thoroughly orthodox development of current Audi themes: a mix of Avant and Q7 ideas housed in a deeper body section than one is used to seeing. The rear relates most strongly to the Q7, with its full-width powered tailgate design, where the tail lamps open with the tailgate and auxiliary lamps in the bumper house the mandatory lamp functions.
Dodge Avenger replacement could go rear-wheel drive
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