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Size matters. Sony’s...

Size matters. Sony’s latest sat-nav has the largest display we’ve tried, at 4.8 inches. The NV-U93T provides an easy-to-see widescreen view, while the slim design means it isn’t too heavy.



So Flux has set up a...

So Flux has set up a "text quote" service, whereby the customer texts "call me" to the special number 81232. A text acknowledgement is sent by Flux, followed by a call from an advisor within two minutes. The service costs 50p on top of whatever the text costs by the caller"s network provider. A typical quote for a new risk is estimated to take five minutes, sometimes more, so the text option could save money.


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Using a special simulator...

Using a special simulator that shows ‘real life’ situations, it hopes to demonstrate to drivers the benefits of the Electronic Stability Program (ESP). A three-minute simulator ride explains how the technology works and the way in which it helps to avoid accidents.

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Scooped at a customer...

Scooped at a customer clinic, the 9-6X was a product of General Motors" tie-up with Subaru, and based on the Japanese firm"s Tribeca off-roader.

It was due to debut at January"s Detroit Motor Show, but when GM sold its stake in Subaru to Toyota last week, the project was axed. With it went plans for a BMW 1-Series-rivalling hatch based on the new Impreza - revealed in Issue 878.

However, the good news is that a Saab SUV is still in the pipeline. Talking at the launch of the revised 9-5, boss Jan-Ake Jonsson told us: "You"ll see a crossover in the next two years." Similar in size to BMW"s X3, it"s likely to get a new twin-turbo V6 diesel which will power top-end Vauxhalls, too.

Meanwhile, a surprise Saab concept will debut at March"s Geneva expo. It"s thought to be a sports coup탩, but top brass are remain-ing tight-lipped. "It will be an exciting car," said Jonsson.




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