Flosser Halogen 9006 Bulb For Bmw Oem Nib on 2040-parts.com
Bartlett, Illinois, United States
Brand new halogen headlight bulb that I bought for my BMW and subsequently didn't need. It's a 12V 51W OEM bulb from Germany.
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Maserati Levante SUV – 525bhp & Made in Italy
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Thu, 30 Jun 2011BMW is casting a green starlet for its automotive role in Mission: Impossible--Ghost Protocol, slated to hit theaters in mid-December. Behind the wheel, Tom Cruise will probably continue to defy all realities of city driving--but this time he'll at least be sending fewer emissions into the atmosphere. He'll be driving a BMW Vision EfficientDynamics electric supercar, a concept vehicle that the company claims will evolve into the BMW i8 before it hits series production in a few years' time.
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