Most expensive car parts?
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Evercross said:
CLX said:
One Jaguar wheel nut is £13 now
Top tip - there are Toyota ones that fit and are (of course) a lot cheaper, if you can live with the hex head being 21mm rather than 19mm.If you have a Lexus or Toyota, a lot of the sundry items are (unsurprisingly) shared with the Aston Martin Cygnet. AM don't even appear to bother changing the part number. IIRC the same banjo bolt is used on everything from the Aygo to the LS600, Inc the Cygnet.
Matty3 said:
A pair of new BMW i8 headlights currently for sale on ebay for £18k.
That's slightly misleading though, if you mean this: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/186399738901This is BMW Laser Lights, a complete conversion of a regular LED headlight i8 to these later model laser lights.
The regular LED headlights are a far more reasonable £2675 each!
https://www.sytnerstevenagebmwparts.co.uk/p/Bmw__i...
Mercedes W100 600 Grosser has hydraulically controlled (not electric) windows and seats. The switches are around €10,000 each. There are 4 in the drivers door, 1 in the passenger, and 2 in each of the rear doors (for the windows) and 2 in each of the front seats for the seats. That's 13 switches....
Despite a concours car being worth $1m +, the business case to restore one would be marginal.
Despite a concours car being worth $1m +, the business case to restore one would be marginal.
Ryyy said:
blue_haddock said:
Plenty of parts on a veyron that have VW stamped on them.
From memory the airflow meter from bugatti is like £2500 but its the same as something like an A6 2.0 tdi which is £150 from main delaer or about £50 aftermarket.
Theres a mat armstrong video of a lambo which indicatprs are from a mk1 focus From memory the airflow meter from bugatti is like £2500 but its the same as something like an A6 2.0 tdi which is £150 from main delaer or about £50 aftermarket.
This just popped up on Twitter.
£854 for a Lexus badge.
https://lexuspartsdirect.co.uk/product/lexus-nx-ph...
£854 for a Lexus badge.
https://lexuspartsdirect.co.uk/product/lexus-nx-ph...
Dapster said:
Mercedes W100 600 Grosser has hydraulically controlled (not electric) windows and seats. The switches are around €10,000 each. There are 4 in the drivers door, 1 in the passenger, and 2 in each of the rear doors (for the windows) and 2 in each of the front seats for the seats. That's 13 switches....
Despite a concours car being worth $1m +, the business case to restore one would be marginal.
Being hydraulically operated, the speed at which the windows go up and down seems also to be ludicrously quick; as seen in the first 60 seconds here: Despite a concours car being worth $1m +, the business case to restore one would be marginal.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MR3wvNYC1Zc
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