Showing posts with label commercial. Show all posts
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Monday, January 31, 2011
Saturday, August 7, 2010
Edition Version of Kia Soul
Kia Soul Edition Irmscher 001
The freakish form the hatchback has received designation of Edition Irmscher 001, and tuning kit of accessories habitual for such cases. So, in salon there were seats upholstered with a two-coloured skin with inserts on pillows and backs, plus leather inserts on a wheel and the lever of a transmission.Model Kia Soul Irmscher 001 Edition is accessible as with the petrol motor in volume of 1,6 litres (126HP), and also with the 128-strong diesel unit. The engines can be completed with an automatic or mechanical transmission.
Kia Soul — Commercial Spot
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Thursday, March 11, 2010
The Impact of the Utility Truck on Commercial Vehicles

The origins of the utility truck come from the Australian State of Victoria in the 1930’s. Allegedly, a farmer’s wife wrote to the Ford manufacturing plant and inquired as to why the company had not invented a vehicle that could simultaneously be used to haul the family to church on Sunday, while transporting the pigs to market on Monday. Part of her inspiration had to do with the fact that at that time, the Australian banks would provide loans for farming vehicles, but not passenger vehicles. Thankfully the good people at Ford liked the idea, and the first Utility Truck was born.

Alternatively, a plumber typically has to carry all kinds of equipment, whether it is wrenches, elbow joints, piping, a plumbing ‘snake’, and other tools. Specially designed utility trucks come with lockable storage containers mounted onto the sides of the vehicle that are perfect for storing all of this various equipment. Today the utility truck has expanded from the original Aussie ‘Ute’ to take on many forms. It is the prototype for the modern parcel van, single or dual rear wheel utility truck, contractor flatbed, service truck, and a whole host of other vehicles that are used for commercial use today.

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Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Mazda: special series AZ-Wagon
Japanese company Mazda has prepared for sales on home market special version Mazda AZ-Wagon.
The car is practically copy Suzuki Wagon R. Anything essentially new in the car is not present. The special version differs such small details, as lateral mirrors with repeaters of indexes of the turn, the chromeplated details of an interior, an automatic climate the control and a leather braid of a steering wheel.
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