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2004-2010 Fd Focus 2nd Gen Mk2 St Rs Trunk Lid Tailgate 2.0 Badge Emblem Genuine on 2040-parts.com

US $58.68
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Bangkok, Thailand, Thailand

Bangkok, Thailand, Thailand
Condition:New Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:7M51 42528 LD Country/Region of Manufacture:Thailand Interchange Part Number:FEA-04M428-S0S Brand:FOMOCO Other Part Number:FEA-04R428-S0S Placement on Vehicle:Rear

Korean Grand Prix (2011) RESULT

Sun, 16 Oct 2011

Korean Grand Prix 2011 Last year’s Korean Grand Prix was more like a jaunt on the Solent than an F1 race, but the weather was a little more forgiving for the 2011 F1 Grand Prix, in the middle of nowhere in southern South Korea. Lewis Hamilton had obviously given himself a good talking to – or someone else had – as he displayed controlled aggression, and consummate skill, to take pole in Korea after his dismal series of performances of late. But all that effort was for nought as new world champion Vettel put him firmly in his place on the very first lap, never to look back.

Audi takes a dig at BMW, Lexus & Mercedes in new video commercials

Sat, 28 Dec 2013

Audi takes a dig at BMW, Lexus & Mercedes in new video commercials We’ve had a little spat between Jaguar and Mercedes recently over Mercedes’ Chicken Magic Body Control, with Jaguar’s Big Cat eating Mercedes MBC Chicken and now, ahead of what seems a likely airing in the Super Bowl advert slots, Audi is taking a pop at everyone. Audi are bigging-up the Audi A3 saloon ahead of its arrival in the USA with a quartet of commercials demonstrating the regret buyers have if they’ve already opted for a Mercedes, BMW or Lexus. We get a video on ‘Luxury Car Abstinence’, one of ‘Shame’, one on Buyer’s Remorse’ and one on ‘Lessons’ with the theme being that you should save yourself for the best – the Audi A3 Saloon – and not bother with the also-rans.

AW Design Forum: Nissan design boss challenges cookie-cutter design

Thu, 14 Jan 2010

Using provocative words such as “guilty” and “fearful,” Nissan Design America chief Bruce Campbell was blunt in his assessment of the current state of car styling: There's too much sameness. Speaking at the AW Design Forum on Thursday morning in Detroit, Campbell pulled no punches, pointing to the bad economy, global design--and fear--as reasons for blandness in sheetmetal. “We are guilty of this sameness.