Caps, Rotors & Contacts for Sale
- Beck arnley 174-7053 distributor cap(US $33.51)
- Airtex 4r1021 white polyester material rotor brand new(US $1.99)
- Two (2) mr. gasket 1263c distributor cap male/hei clear clamp-down gm v8(US $103.89)
- Davis unified ignition cap & rotor black male/hei brass terminals screwdown jeep(US $34.95)
- Gm oem 10452459 distributor cap(US $48.47)
- New old stock standard motor fd-152 distributor cap 1970's ford v-8 engines(US $5.99)
Land Rover Discovery 4 3.0 TDV6 HSE Review & Road Test (2010)
Sat, 18 Sep 2010Land Rover Discovery 4 Review The news this year from the world of Land Rover has been focused on the origins of Land Rover’s first foray in to the world of road-going luxury – the 40th anniversary of the launch of the Range Rover – and on the future of Range Rover as personified by the Range Rover Evoque, which is almost the antithesis of all that Range Rover was conceived to be. But Land Rover has another range of cars – apart from the iconic Defender – which are perceived to trail in the wake of the Range Rover. The Land Rover Discovery and the Land Rover Freelander may – certainly in the eyes of the car-buying public – be seen as somehow ’Less’ than the Range Rovers, but as we discovered when we recently reviewed the 2010 Freelander 2 HSE, that really isn’t the case.
Cross-country in a Corvette Stingray: Day Two
Wed, 21 Aug 2013Day two of our cross-country Corvette run is in the books and the new Stingray continues to impress. We're still realizing solid fuel-economy -- mid-20s to low 30s -- and the car is among the most comfortable road-trippers we've spent serious seat time in. Rory Carroll for Autoweek Grandpa and grandson chillin' at the motel.
Logbook loans signal increasing debt risk
Mon, 23 Jun 2014CONSUMERS who buy second-hand cars are at risk of unwittingly inheriting debts taken out by the previous owner that could end up with their vehicle being seized, Citizens' Advice is warning. The charity said one in five people who reported a problem to it about “logbook loans”, where a person places their car as security against a loan, ended up having their car repossessed – despite not being the one who borrowed the money. Citizens' Advice warned someone who buys a car which is still the subject of an outstanding logbook loan taken out by a previous owner could end up being chased for the debt – leaving them with the choice of making the repayments or having their vehicle repossessed.