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Omagh, United Kingdom
Condition:Used Gender:Men's Fastening:Buckle, Lace Up, Pull On Style:Racing & Sport Boots Armour:Toe Size:UK 1 Lining:Textile Main Colour:Black Sole:Synthetic Exact Colour:Black & White Season:Winter Upper Material:Composition Leather Brand:WulfSport Features:Water Resistant

WulfSport Motorcycle Boots Size 34 UK 1 USED BUT GOOD CONDITION

Mini Rocketman concept

Wed, 23 Feb 2011

Mini is set to hark back to the brand's heritage at the 2011 Geneva show. Tapping into more than just the name, the Rocketman concept car is a diminutive city car that measures in at just over three meters in length. The Rocketman is said to be a response to 'the fundamental requirements of mobile lifestyles in big cities'.

Citroen to launch '3CV' plus DS3 cabrio, DS4 SUV, DS6

Mon, 24 Oct 2011

Citroen is working on a '3CV', a radical new entry-level model positioned between C1 and C3. Imagine the previous C2 pepped up by the glittery polish that's made the DS3 such a success, and you're not far off Citroen's new city car vision. Known inhouse as Citroen Trois Chevaux (3CV), it reportedly captures the spirit of the quirky Ami 6, draws on the space efficiency of the 2CV and mimics the ride comfort of the hydropneumatically sprung GS.

BMW i Ventures buys in to ParkatmyHouse.com

Fri, 15 Jul 2011

BMW i-Ventures invest in ParkatmyHouse.com Earlier this year – when BMW launched their BMW-i Brand – there was also news of a new BMW company – BMW i Ventures – which BMW said they were setting up to invest in interesting stuff related to cars. BMW stated their goal as “…to expand the range of products and services offered by BMW i in the long term by taking stakes in highly innovative service providers”, and their first investment was in to an app business -  My City Way – which provides users with information on public transportation, parking availability, and local entertainment. BMW argue – very sensibly – that our fuel usage can be cut by using common sense and new technology.