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Bilstein 24-001182 b8 (sp) shock (single)(US $86.00)
Koni 8710-1431sport sport strut (single)(US $183.00)
2004 - 2005 audi a8 d3 left & right side rear shocks / strut - shock - oem(US $149.99)
Blue new rear pair shock struts absorber fit for ford ranger & mazda b4000(US $38.90)
Kyb left front strut assembly fitting nissan maxima & stanza 235020(US $36.98)
Monroe 71656 rear oespectrum strut(US $60.00)
BMW i3 ‘virtual test drive’ app (2013) CAR review
Fri, 13 Sep 2013Though we’ve seen new the BMW i3 in full production trim, and had a ride in the carbonfibre electric city car, there’s still a short wait before anyone can get behind the wheel of a showroom-spec example in the UK – or is there? BMW has launched a smartphone and tablet app – ‘BMW i3: Become Electric’, which it claims allows users to virtually test drive the new i3 without so much as setting foot outside their front door, yet alone finding the time to head to a BMW dealership. It’s available now on the Apple App Store, and from 26 September 2013 on Google Play.
Ford Kuga teaser sketch
Thu, 19 Jul 2007By Ben Pulman First Official Pictures 19 July 2007 07:05 Ford has released a sketch of its new mid-sized 4x4, and a name: Kuga Ford is reviving an old name - but with a new spelling - for its first European 4x4. The Kuga will appear at the Frankfurt Motor Show in September, and it's the latest model to feature Ford’s ‘kinetic design’ language. The look has been pioneered by Ford Europe’s executive design director Martin Smith, and it was first seen on the Iosis concept that previewed the current Mondeo.
Work travel statistics revealed
Mon, 02 Dec 2013MORE THAN THREE in five people get to work by car or van, with motorised journeys most popular in Wales, according to figures highlighted by the RAC Foundation. While only 29.8% of Londoners reach offices and workplaces by car or van, the figure for Welsh workers is as high as 74.2%. The East Midlands (71.7%) and the West Midlands (71.1%) also have an above-average number of workers who commute by car or van, with the overall average for England and Wales being 62.7%.
