Find or Sell any Parts for Your Vehicle in USA

Voltage Converter Volt 12/230 Sinus Pro-800e Ac-800va- on 2040-parts.com

US $
Location:

Skarzysko Koscielne, Poland

Skarzysko Koscielne, Poland
Condition:New Maximale Leistung:800.0 VA Art:Umformer,Unterbrechungsfreie Stromversorgung Eingangsspannung:12.0,230.0 V Ausgangsspannung:230.0 V Hersteller:VOLT Herstellernummer:12/230 SINUS PRO-800E AC-800VA EAN:5903111886356

Win a Porsche track day and other goodies

Mon, 28 Apr 2008

By Tim Pollard Competitions 28 April 2008 17:25 To mark our Porsche special, CAR has teamed up with Porsche to give away an official Porsche Driving Experience to one lucky reader. You'll be offered one of the first places at the new facility being built at Silverstone in the UK. Click here for your chance to win It opens in late summer 2008 and you and a guest will spend half a day driving a 911 or other Porsche of your choice (subject to availability, but they'll do their level best to source your preferred Porsche).

Next BMW 7-series previewed in Vision Future Luxury concept

Sat, 19 Apr 2014

BMW has previewed key exterior styling elements, contemporary interior design touches, lightweight carbon fiber construction and innovative lighting systems to be incorporated on next year's sixth-generation 7-series with the unveiling of an arresting new concept car that goes under the name Vision Future Luxury. Revealed at the Beijing auto show, the big new sedan is described as a showcase for future BMW models. But while initial speculation suggested the Vision Future Luxury pointed at a possible 9-series flagship model to be installed at the top of the German car maker's lineup, BMW officials have confirmed the new concept was created more specifically as a pointer to the next 7-series, which is planned to head into North American showrooms late next year.

Chrysler says it needs another $2 billion in aid

Tue, 17 Feb 2009

In submitting its viability plan to the federal government on Tuesday, Chrysler asked for an additional $2 billion beyond the $7 billion in loans it sought late last year and outlined further steps to cut costs. Chrysler said it will reduce fixed costs by an additional $700 million, cut 100,000 more units of production capacity, discontinue three more model lines and sell $300 million more in assets.