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NEW - Saxon Sports Styling Products

Sporty gear is right on track

Car styling giant Saxon has come up with a range of sporty add-ons. For £24.99 you can do away with your key and fit a Type VR Push Button Start. The pack includes all the necessary wiring and relays. A set of race car-style bonnet hooks and pins costs £9.99, while Sakura seat covers – with track-inspired mesh inserts and leather bolsters – are £49.99.

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*Saxon Sports styling products
*Price: From £9.99
*Contact: 01488 689400, www.saxon-brands.com
*Maker’s claim: “These styling upgrades will improve your car’s looks, and your enjoyment of it.”

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