Fuel Filters for Sale
- Lpg filter blue power 12/12mm. gasfilter for car , high quality(US $24.99)
- Fram ps6554a 88-94 ford ih 7.3 diesel fuel water separator filter (US $18.48)
- Fuel filter (diesel) - crown# 5175429ab(US $47.20)
- Fuel filter and regulator - crown# 4798301(US $76.43)
- Mini cooper 2002 2003 2004 - 2008 vaico fuel filter kit with o-rings (in-tank)(US $31.73)
- Fram g9343 fuel filter new never opened(US $15.99)
Hyundai ix35 hydrogen FCEV gets a thumbs up for Fleet buyers
Tue, 01 Apr 2014The Hyundai ix35 FCEV on London’s roads Hyundai has been delivering the first ix35 FCEV hydrogen-powered compact SUVs in recent months, and one of the first recipients in the UK was fleet management specialist Arval UK. The reason for Arval getting to play with the ix35 FCEV early doors was to get feedback on the practicality of running a hydrogen-powered car on a company fleet as, with its zero emissions, the ix35 FCEV could find a big market with fleet buyers. What Arval found was that the ix35 FCEV – with 0-62mph in 12.5 seconds and a 369 mile range – was, to all intents and purposes, just like using a conventional ICE powertrain and could be refuelled in just three minutes.
Freeman Thomas: “it's easier to create your own rocket than create your own car”
Thu, 08 May 2014The Industrial Designers Society of America's ‘Designing Innovation' panel discussion took place in San Francisco yesterday. The event was sponsored by Ford, with strategic design director, Freeman Thomas taking a place on the panel. Having parked a C-MAX Energi and new F-150 in the venue, Ford's influence weighed rather heavily, particularly in the early moments.
A Fiat Accompli: Rodeo Drive, Italian style
Sun, 19 Jun 2011The annual Father's Day car celebration, the Rodeo Drive Concours, has feted many a marque over the years, from the inaugural show in 1993 honoring the Ferrari 348 Spyder to one year that celebrated the first 100 years of the automobile by bringing one representative car from each of those 100 years. But this year, it was Fiat. Yes, Fiat, the humble little car that put Italy back on wheels after the war.