1998-11 Ford Ranger 2.5" Black Coil Spacer + 1 - 2" Adjust Lift Shackle Kit 2wd on 2040-parts.com
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- 98-11 ford ranger xl/xlt 2.5" blk coil spacer + 1 - 2" adj lift shackle kit 2wd(US $96.95)
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Leno lines up electric Ford Focus for celebs to turn fast laps
Fri, 18 Sep 2009Car collector Jay Leno's new prime-time TV show launches a new segment on Friday night, challenging visiting celebrities to set a fast lap time on a track outside the entertainer's studio. The car that Leno hands to his guests is an electric-powered Ford Focus--a harbinger of a battery-powered Focus that Ford plans to put on sale in 2011. Leno's electric Focus uses the more-modern European Focus as its base, not the well-aged U.S.
The 10 most patriotic car-buying states
Thu, 04 Jul 2013With a holiday coming around the bend with the main premise of patriotism, ’Merica and fireworks, here is a compilation of analytics to show off which states remain loyal to the domestics. Santa Monica, Calif.-based TrueCar reports that the most patriotic state, most likely to buy a new domestic car or truck, would be the Motor City. These statistics were compiled using transaction figures based on domestic vehicle sales.
Tokyo Motor Show 2013 preview guide
Fri, 15 Nov 2013Next week is a busy week in the world of international motor shows, as both the LA Motor Show 2013 and Tokyo Motor Show 2013 kick off with press days on 20-21 November. MSN Cars will on the ground at both shows – but here are the cars and concepts that already have us excited about the Tokyo event. The Tokyo Motor Show is Japan’s premier motoring salon, and is located at the Tokyo Big Sight exhibition centre, 3-11-1 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo.