Going hand-in-hand with the Bulldog Remote Car Starter, a Wagan Deluxe Heated Car Seat Cushion can also make your ride more enjoyable on those cold winter days. The Wagan seat warmer plugs into a 12V cigarette lighter and heats up nearly instantly. It features a self-adjusting thermostat, Hi/Low/Off control switch, and an automatic shut off to guard against overheating. The power cord is also a lengthy 6 ft, making it possible for back seat use as well. $25 BUY

Remote car starters are a blessing when it comes to those freezing winter days and boiling hot summer days. With the Bulldog Remote Car Starter, you can start your car from up to 400ft, which is a good distance. The 4-button remote comes with a dedicated “Start” and “Stop” button with parking light confirmation and features programmable runtimes of 5, 10, or 15 minutes. $60 BUY

Ford has recently introduced a next version of its popular SYNC technology. SYNC 3.0. is developed by Microsoft and offers in car services that leverage voice-recognition software.

SYNC 3.0 Features Include :

 • Integrated GPS technology
 • Utilize Bluetooth-capable mobile phones to connect to live data
 • Deliver personalized traffic reports
 • Turn-by-turn driving directions
 • Up-to-date information (business listings, news, sports and weather)

These are not new features in the automotive industry however the key difference is all of this works without the need for a built-in navigation system. SYNC 3.0 is scheduled to be released this spring and will be available on the following 2010 Ford cars: Focus, Fusion, Flex, Expedition, F150, SuperDuty, Sport-Trac, Edge, Escape, Explorer, Mustang, Taurus, Milan, Mountaineer, MKS, MKX, MKZ, Navigator and Mariner.

Tired of reading about Hybrids and saving the planet? Why not tear it up with the brand new 2010 Ford Mustang GT! The 2010 Ford Mustang GT receives minor exterior updates and nice interior material upgrades. In addition to the improved interior the 2010 Mustang has Ford Sync as a very attractive option. Ford definitely did not break the mold with the 2010 Mustang. It uses the same 4.6-liter V8 up front, same five-speed transmissions behind it and the same live-axle suspension as before. Almost all of the dimensions and most of the hardware on the 2010 Ford Mustang GT remain the same as the previous model. Still, for under 30,000 you get great performance with that sweet exhaust note we all love to hear.