PLEASE CAREFULLY READ PAYMENT ARRANGEMENT AT THE END OF DESCRIPTION. Whizzer unmachined cast iron kick pedal, this was left over from a batch of pedals, from the project the late Bob Baker and myself did, back in the late 80's. ship n.america only. NO PAYPAL PAYMENT CHECK OR M.O. ONLY, IF YOU PAY WITH PAYPAL. IT WILL BE REFUNDED.
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Five most-watched car ads of 2011
Thu, 15 Dec 2011Page views: They're life and death on the Web, and for an automaker trying to make an advertisement go viral, page views and the eyeballs viewing them are what it's all about. This year was big for the top-five viral automaker ads: Volkswagen's “The Force” spot hit 63 million views, while Fiat grabbed 27 million with its Jennifer Lopez song. The Chrysler “Imported From Detroit” Super Bowl ad was next, with 22 million views.
Win an Alfa weekend driving the 8C, Giulietta and 159
Fri, 25 Jun 2010By Tim Pollard Competitions 25 June 2010 12:21 To mark the new July 2010 issue of CAR Magazine's Alfa Romeo centenary special, we're giving away a special prize to get any Alfisti drooling. You'll get to drive the 8C supercar, the new Giulietta hatchback and a 159 as part of our Goodwood weekend. Click here to enter our Alfa Romeo competition.Drive to the Goodwood Hotel in Sussex on Friday 19 November 2010, where the acclaimed new Giulietta hatch will be waiting for you and your guest.
BMW: Don't fear the stop/start system in the 2012 3-series
Fri, 14 Oct 2011BMW is taking a calculated risk by installing an automatic stop/start system on its best seller, the 3-series, for 2012. But company brass is optimistic that American consumers will adjust to the relatively foreign technology. "Many customers will enjoy the car very quickly," said BMW board member Ian Robertson, who oversees sales and marketing.