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 EUROPEAN CAR 2011 BR RACING BMW 135i HGP GOLF R 1.7 BAR Mercedes Benz VOLT Audi  US $5.95
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 Marklin #81102 Mercedes Benz W196 Race Car Windup, Nice! Boxed US $249.99
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Fortissimo ~ Racing Cars (Red Vinyl) |
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RED VINYL LP, RECORDING ON SIDE ONE ONLY, NOTHING ON SIDE 2, RECORD HAS UNIQUE FEATURE OF PLAYING FROM THE INSIDE TO THE OUTSIDE, RECORDED IN STUTTGART GERMANY 1959 |
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New TRD Logo Grill Grille Emblem (UNIVERSAL FITMENT FOR ALL VEHICLES) Red and Silver Sale Price: $7.90 |
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1X TRD racing Front Grille Emblem and including all hardware. This front grille emblem is the perfect size. Complete with two screw grip on the reverse side. Durable & stylish alluminum finish. |
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Wholesale Price 10 Sets 2006-2011 Honda Civic JDM Red H Emblem (For 2006-2011 Honda Civic 4 door only and All Year Honda FIT and the pin might need to cut to stick on some of the vehicle) Sale Price: $480.50 |
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Honda JDM Red H Front+Rear Grille Emblem and including all hardware. This grille emblem is the perfect size. Complete with all the screw grip on the reverse side. Durable & stylish alluminum finish. ATTENTION:The pin from the back might need to cut to stick on some of the vehicle. and we do not accept return if its on any used condition |
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New M power Logo Grill Grille Emblem (UNIVERSAL FITMENT FOR ALL VEHICLES) Blue red and Silver Sale Price: $7.94 |
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1X M-power Front Grille Emblem and including all hardware. This front grille emblem is the perfect size. Complete with two screw grip on the reverse side. Durable & stylish alluminum finish. |
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Ultimate Factories: Mercedes Benz List Price: $19.93 Sale Price: $19.93 |
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Go inside Mercedes' largest German factory to see what it takes to build the 571-horsepower Mercedes SLS.Computers control everything in a Mercedes with more than a mile of wiring in each car, but to create the fastest Mercedes to date - topping out at 197 mph - it takes some of the best engineers in the world to mold a light yet strong supercar in 15 hours. The spiritual successor of the original 1950s Mercedes 300 S-L, the $183,000 2010 SLS blends modern engineering with classic Mercedes design.This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.This product is expected to play back in DVD Video "play only" devices, and may not play in other DVD devices, including recorders and PC drives. |
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Mercedes Benz 100 190 190D 190E Class-A Short Euro Style Black Rubber Antenna 3" Sale Price: $13.95 |
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High Quality Short replacement Antenna made of High Quality Rubber. Made to withstand the harshest Weather Elements. Color: Black Flexible Ribbed Rubber. Each Antenna comes with an Installation kit of 4 Different Size Studs and Extra Spacers to fit most vehicles. Not for use in vehicles that have motorized, retractable antennas. |
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Mercedes Benz 100 190 190D 190E Class-A Short White Antenna P Style 3" Sale Price: $13.95 |
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High Quality Short replacement Antenna made of Aircraft Quality T-6061 CNC Billet Aluminum. Long-lasting Anodized Aluminum Finish that will withstand the harshest Weather Elements. Color: WHITE Aluminum. Each Antenna comes with an Installation kit of 4 Different Size Studs and Extra Spacers to fit most vehicles. Not for use in vehicles that have motorized, retractable antennas. |
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Mercedes Benz 100 190 190D 190E Class-A Silver Aluminum with Real Black Carbon Fiber Retractable 4.5 - 8" Inch Car Auto Radio Antenna Sale Price: $15.95 |
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High Quality Short replacement Antenna made of Aircraft Quality T-6061 CNC Billet Aluminum & Real Carbon Fiber. Long-lasting Anodized Aluminum Finish that will withstand the harshest Weather Elements. Color: Black Carbon Fiber w/ Silver Anodized Aluminum. Size: Expandable / Retractable 4.5" - 8". Each Antenna comes with an Installation kit of 4 Different Size Studs and Extra Spacers to fit most vehicles. Not for use in vehicles that have motorized, retractable antennas. |
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Scale: 1:24 Mercedes-Benz GLK-CLASS Radio Remote Control Model Car R/C RTR (Colors Vary) Black, Silver or White List Price: $39.00 Sale Price: $23.49 |
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Full Function Radio Controlled Forward, Reverse, Stop, Left & Right Adjustable Front Wheel Alignment, All Independent Spring Suspension System Detailed Interior / Exterior Rims & Tires Glossy Exterior Paint Working Headlights Working Rear lights Dimensions: 7"L x 4"W x 2.5"H Speed: 8-10 mph Scale: 1:24 Remote Distance: 30 fts Factory Assembled Ready to Run 3 AA Batteries (Not Included) 2 AA Battery of the Controller (Not included) |
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Watching the F1 Grand Prix live in the race circuit provide the adrenaline-rush to your system. Formula One exemplifies speed, glamour, flair, passion, resounding noise and the frenzied pit activities starting from practice day to race day. For a newbie F1 fanatic, watching the race cars in the circuit needs all the pointers to enjoy F1.
Going to the race circuit is the primary issue for most F1 fan during the race week. Traffic, parking space and transportation will be some major considerations most especially on race day. If you are a visitor to the place, book to a hotel that offers race packages for their guests. The package often includes transportation and paid seats in the grandstand for excellent viewing. Local residents will have to deal with traffic problems and parking space for their vehicle. There are other alternatives to reach the circuit. However, each Grand Prix circuit has its own rules and guidelines for visitors over the weekend. Here are some travel options that can be considered in watching the Grand Prix.
There are circuits that provide free or shuttle buses for a fee from bus stations and local towns to the circuit. There is no advance booking for this transportation. Some race circuits can be reached by public transport. Private vehicles can be used in going to the circuits where most of these offer parking spaces and facilities. However, private vehicle owners should consider checking whether there are car pass to be purchased from the event organizers. Traffic can be very slow due to the influx of visitors and fans most especially on race day. Some circuits have helipads to accommodate helicopters. Other circuits are close to local airports that provide shuttle services to customers directly to the event. One should also remember to be patient enough to allow ample time to exit the circuit after the race. A lot of people will also be going out of the circuit after the race.
Food and drinks are very important to bring along while watching the race. There must be ample supplies since food carts, mobile catering vans and stores in the circuit offer higher prices compared to supermarkets. The events on the race track should not be missed because you are busy buying for your food. Most circuits allow alcohol to be sold and consumed while watching the race. Yet, only plastic cups or bottles are allowed instead of glass bottles. Most race events are posted with signage on guidelines on alcohol and liquor intakes. Event security personnel are everywhere to control the crowd.
The weather can be unforgiving while watching the race most especially on race day with lots of spectators. Always check on local weather forecast before leaving your homes and hotels. This will give time to bring along covers. Grandstands provide protection from the heat of the sun or rain. In hot weather, it is very important to bring sunglasses, hats and sun cream protection for the skin. Waterproof gears are needed in rainy weather to avoid getting wet. In some circuits, the use of umbrellas are prohibited or with restrictions most especially in the grandstands. Log in to most F1 websites where you can find weather forecasts from practice to race day.
It is important to have a personal documentation of the Grand Prix especially on race day. Pictures, digital images and video of the race must be captured in colors using your cams and video recorders. However, there are circuits that set limitations in issuing cameras and video during the race due to legal and copyright issues. The race events have sponsors and exclusivity to some media outfit for news, videos and images of the race. Professional cameras and video cameras are prohibited to be brought along the circuit. Compact and sleek cameras are mostly allowed to the venue. Try checking with the Grand Prix organizer for any guidelines on photography and video.
Seating arrangements for the event are not major problems if you have tickets in the grandstand. However, general admission tickets have its own established areas for spectators to 'set up camp'. This is where the camper-type spectators can pitch tent but limited in comfortable seats. Fold-up camping stools are worth using in this areas.
These tips on watching Grand Prix races live in the circuit will surely make your time with Formula One worth remembering till the next race day.
Few Interesting Car- facts
Ever since the invention of automobiles, there had been continuous endeavors to invent new designs and technologies. This led to many events which later became important chapters of the history of the automobile industry by introducing new cars even in India.
The following are some of such car facts which include inventions, ideas and technologies which became pave stones in the making of latest car.
It was in 1782, the first engine crank was built . The man behind this revolutionary invention was James Watt whose improvements in the steam engine where fundamental to the changes brought by Industrial revolution in the Great Britain and the rest of the world.
The first toll roads in U.S where opened in Pennsylvania and Connecticut in the year 1792. This introduced quality high speed roads to existence.
Another major inventions which revolutionised modern automobile engines was of the spark plug
and internal combustion engines. In 1858, Jean Joseph Lenoir invented a two stroke internal combustion engine fueled by coal gas and triggered by an electric spark-ignition.
Modern tyres are derived from the invention by Charles Goodyear , the vulcanised rubber in 1844.
In 1895,Andre Michelin designed and fitted the first air filled tire to the motor car.
The complex laws and regulations for automobiles started in 1865 when speed restrictions introduced in UK. The act known as the “Locomotive act “, restricted the speed of horse-less vehicles to 4mph in the open country an 2mph in towns.
Karl Benz invented and patented radiators in 1885 for using in his first horseless carriage.
In the year 1887 the first car was offered for sale, it was by Benz. Nine years later Duryea first started the production of motor vehicles in the U.S
Auto insurance , the multi billion dollar industry now forms an integral part of automobile registration laws. In the year 1897, the first policy was purchased in Westfield ,Massachusetts.
Initially cars were steered with a tiller. Steering wheels were first introduced in 1898 by a Panhard & Levassor model.
French became the first car manufacturers in the world. Automakers Panhard & Levassor started production in the year 1889 followed by Peugeot in 1891. In U.S, Duryea was the first to start manufacturing motor vehicles . They started production in 1896.
In 1896, Bridget Driscoll died when a passing car hit her in London. The event was the first road traffic death.
At the beginning of 20th century, there were only 8000 cars in the U.S and barely 25,000 cars worldwide. Surprisingly only around 20 cars in Tokyo at that time ! Amazing is the figure in 2002 where numbers show a growth of 21, 200% a whopping 530million cars world wide !!
As old is the history of auto racing as motor vehicles. As the cars underwent numerous technology changes, the fundamentals of auto racing too were subject to metamorphosis. The common name for car racing, Grand prix , came into existence with its first use in the year 1901 in France. Since then, for over a hundred years, the world saw numerous types of auto racing, it emerging as a major sports and champions who became legends.
The use of windshield glass is unavoidable in motor vehicles. The safety of shatter-proof glasses came into existence by its invention by Triplex in the year 1908.
Ford revolutionised the car manufacturing by introducing assembly line for their model Ford-T in the year 1908. The concept of assembly line was to produce automobiles with lesser effort and cost by making the process of production organised. It brought down the affordability of cars to the middle class which once was a plaything for the rich and elite. 15 million model Ts had been manufactured by 1927.
A patent for windscreen wipers was given to Gladstone adams in Britain in 1911 . The first cars fitted with electric windscreen wipers came to the market in 1922.
Americans Francis Davis and George Jessup invented hydraulic power steering system between 1920 and 1926. Chrysler imperial became the first production vehicle to be fitted with this system in 1952.
In 1929, the car radio was invented by Paul Gavin. He named it as 'Motorola'.
The first car to be fitted with an electrical turn indicator was a Buick in the year 1938.
Electric door locks where first introduced in 1956 , later in 1958 the first remote adjusted side view mirrors was introduced.
Soon the world realized the harmful effects of automobile pollution. The law on emission control was first introduced in california in 1965. After that many safety devices also became mandatory in vehicles.
In 1978 Bosch developed the first Antilock Braking System (ABS) and first appeared in trucks and cars by Mercedes-Benz. ABS helps the driver to maintain the control on the steering while braking.
Realizing the fast pace the crude reserves getting dry, major manufacturers started developing engines that use more than one fuel, the engines were known as hybrid engines. In 1997 Honda and Toyota were the first to introduce cars with hybrid engines. When one buy's the car never remembers the the brains behind the car technologies. It is all this latest innovation that helps to sell the cars in India or any country for that matter.
Following are few of the worlds' top selling cars
Toyota corolla: Had sold more than 35 million ( production started in 1966).
Volkswagen Golf : Sold more than 25 million.
Volkswagen Beetle: 21.5million cars sold till the production ceased by 2003.It is the best selling car in the world whose shape has remained the same as the original design.
Ford Escort : More than 20 million cars produced during 1968-2003.
Ford Model T : In a span of 19 years , more than 15 million cars were produced.
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Acura is no stranger to luxury Lexus is no stranger either! But lexus seems to get more attention. Why is this
Acura is a little newer than lexus! Acura's are only 20 years old! They debut with a luxury car the Legend! Acura is also better on gas to although they use the more expensive "premium" so does lexus! Acura competes with Cadillac as a racing car! With their team Acura motorsport! Do u see lexus doing that so Acura is 95% better than lexus in my opinion! And they're only gettin better! Pretty soon theyre going to be the new benz/ Rover's on the block!
They do not get attention from me, they are just hyped up Toyotas and that is how they are called in their native Japan, Toyota !
Lexus is just a marketing name to infuse it in the USA for gullible people thinks they are getting some exclusive. No rich folk will buy a Toyota, Nissan or Honda, but will buy a Lexus, Infiniti or Acura even if is the same chassis, drivetrain, etc... Is just a marketing thing. Toyota, Nissan and Honda keeps the entry level car to looks entry level. They add a bunch of gadgets and other comfort creatures on those cars and called them different.
Marketing, you have to love it !!!! 
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Daimler joins BMW in carbon fiber quest
German automaker announces plans to develop mass-produced carbon-fiber car parts to achieve lighter automobiles and more fuel efficiency.
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