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  The Transition needs just 520m to take off over an obstacle of 15m in height and can cruise at around 200km/h. It’ll also fly… Read More »Terrafugia Transition flying car

  Honda in Europe, says fuel cell vehicles, which generate their own electricity on-board from a chemical reaction with hydrogen, are superior to electric vehicles… Read More »Electric cars not the answer

  Code-named the FT-HS, the Future Toyota Hybrid Sport development team has said they hope to release a new generation Toyota Supra to the public… Read More »Toyota Supra FT-HS

As of 30 April 2010 the old ORM communication process, commonly known as QDE 2.6, has been decommissioned. ORM will now only communicate with repairers… Read More »Crashzone works with ORM 3.0 for FREE

*When emailing a quote from the view page, Crashzone now adds in the claim number by default *The claim number is taken from the details… Read More »Crashzone new feature – claim No. in subject when emailing

Maintenance of your web browser may be required on occasion. By deleting temporary files and cookies it allows Crashzone to do a fresh reload next time you… Read More »Web browser – delete temporary files and cookies

When emailing a quote to the customer or insurance company you can choose to either send all images or select individual images * From the… Read More »Crashzone new feature – select images for email

  The humble car owner’s manual looks like it’s heading the way of the Dodo, with Hyundai instead issuing Apple iPads to owners of its… Read More »iPad replaces owner’s manual

  * Note created in the details page When you email a quote, invoice or parts sheet from Crashzone a new note will be created… Read More »Crashzone new feature – email address in notes

An internal G-Force sensor anticipates an impact and triggers a digital video recorder to capture events surrounding a crash. The device, has two cameras; one… Read More »Film your own car crash