• Dorman 699-205 Accelerator Pedal Position Sensor

    DORMAN
    List Price: $58.50
    Price: $23.41
    You Save: $35.09 (60%)

    - Modern Drive-by-Wire Sensor is Failure Prone replace with this new unit for exact OE Functionality
    - Ensuring the utmost attention to detail every part number is inspected and cross-checked for quality control purposes throughout the entire manufacturing process.
    - Direct OE Replacement

    Accelerator Sensor

  • Dorman 699-200 Accelerator Pedal Position Sensor

    DORMAN
    List Price: $88.50
    Price: $38.57
    You Save: $49.93 (56%)

    - Ensuring the utmost attention to detail every part number is inspected and cross-checked for quality control purposes throughout the entire manufacturing process.
    - Modern Drive-by-Wire Sensor is Failure Prone replace with this new unit for exact OE Functionality
    - Direct OE Replacement

    DORMAN 699-200 ACCEL PEDAL POS SENSOR

  • RAZO RP81A Competition Sport Accelerator, Small

    Razo
    List Price: $27.99
    Price: $21.20
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    - Infinite heel plate adjustability for easier heel-and-toe operation and the ultimate tracking driving experience
    - Track derived aggressive design that's made of polished and durable aluminum alloy
    - Attach with custom mounting bracket

    RAZO Competition Sport accelerator pedal, Small. Widely acclaimed and best JDM seller! We took our first-in-industry idea one step further and...

  • 65-68 Mustang Accelerator Pedal with Trim C5ZZ-9735D

    Auto Krafters

    - 1967-72 F-100 Pickup Truck
    - 1966-70 Falcon
    - 1965-68 Mustang

    This is the accelerator pedal pad with trim. For F-100 before serial #P60,001, use with retainer AK255, spring AK272 or AK447 (Ford part #C9OZ-9760A).

  • Putco 931140 Street Design Liquid Solid Billet Pedal Kit

    Putco
    List Price: $111.95
    Price: $87.56
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    - Heavy gauge 1/4" aluminum construction for durability
    - Features a smooth and textured finish
    - Backed by Putco's lifetime warranty

    The Putco Street Design Liquid Solid Billet Pedal Kit includes accelerator, brake and parking brake. Crafted from durable mirror finished aluminum,...

2009's Best-Selling Cars

It all added up to wild fluctuations in auto sales and unusual shifts in market share. Final sales tallies for 2009 won't be reported till Jan. 5, but the year's trends are clear. U.S. car and light truck sales are expected to total approximately 10.4 million units, the lowest since 1970. For most of the last decade, the industry sold around 16 million new vehicles per year.

The losers, of course, were General Motors and Chrysler, both of which ended up partially owned by U.S. taxpayers after quick trips through bankruptcy court. Through November, GM lost 2.3 points of share in the U.S. (to 19.8%) and Chrysler lost 2 points (to 9%), compared with the first 11 months of 2008. Also losing market share were and Suzuki Motor.

Even stumbled in 2009. Though its share held steady at 16.8%, Toyota's reputation for quality suffered a major blow late in the year when it recalled 4.3 million cars and trucks to repair faulty accelerator pedals.

The market's instability allowed for some unique opportunities for automakers that were well-positioned, however, noted Michelle Krebs, senior analyst at Edmunds.com, a research Web site. Among them: Subaru, Subaru, Hyundai Motor ( HYMLF.PK - news - people ) and Volkswagen ( VLKAF.PK - news - people ).

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