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Does Your Car Have One of These?

There is a real thirst at the moment for new technology and gadgetry, not least in the automobile world where everyone wants the latest new toys for their wheels. Here is a breakdown of 3 of the latest car gadgets that have either recently hit the market or are soon to do so.

Electronic Cigarette. There are a great deal of car drivers out there who like to smoke in their vehicle (it’s one of the only places left you are allowed to smoke). However, people that ride in the car as passengers don’t want to be confronted with the offensive smell that cigarettes leave behind. And the ash and cigarette butts usually get everywhere. The electronic cigarette wont burn your upholstery, won’t stink out the car and isn’t even bad for you. The best bit is you can recharge these gadgets in the cigarette lighter port, so it’ll save you a fortune.

Sound Blocking Head Rest. This is one of these gifts for men, when they are trying to concentrate on the task at hand. This new headrest addition emits low frequency sound waves that you can barely hear, but that intercept and block out all other noise in the car. I think you’ll agree that this gadget is a must for anyone who gets constant nattering in their ear or from the back of the car, when all they are trying to do is get from A to B.

Auto-Adjusting Car Seats. This advancement benefits both driving comfort and car safety. Expected to be released by Ford in 2012, these new seats adjust automatically to your body shape and weight, giving you the best ergonomically friendly driving position. Don’t worry, you can override the settings if you like your own position more. The best bit is that if you are involved in collision, the seat will move into the safest position possible in a fraction of a second.If there is no one in the seat behind, the driver’s seat and passenger seat move backwards and downwards, moving the person as far away from the impact zone as possible.

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