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2006/10/5-7 [Transportation/Car/RoadHogs, Computer/HW] UID:44688 Activity:nil
10/5    Next Saturn Vue may have builtin bike rack:
        http://blogs.cars.com/kickingtires/2006/10/gms_builtin_bik.html
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8/22    my server rack is out of control
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Video In Cars a Booming Industry GM's Built-In Bike Rack Flexfix General Motors is doing some cool things in Europe. Their Opel line of cars features a "Flex-Fix" system that offers a perfectly hidden bike rack. The system is shown at left on the new Opel Antara compact SUV widely believed to be the basis for the next generation Saturn Vue here in the states. There is no word on whether GM will bring the Flex- Fix system here and it would probably be an expensive option if they did. However, this slick bike rack would fit in well with the Saturn buyer profile and shows that there is plenty of room left for auto innovation. Oct 4, 2006 10:11:56 AM Well GM is bringing in European stuff to their Saturn line. Mainly this SUV and the eventual Ion replacement will probably come from Europe. Ford doesn't have as large a number of mainstream global holdings like GM does with Opel and Holden (supposedly turning their new Commodore into a new Pontiac RWD sedan) so it is looking at more platform sharing than outright rebadging like GM.