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Car Owners Want Connected Car Support For Maps Emergencies Calls More

January 03, 2016

Parks Associates research shows 44% of car owners in U.S. broadband households have some kind of advanced connected car feature and 61% of car owners prefer to bundle vehicle data consumption with smartphone data consumption.

From the article "Car Owners Want Connected Car Support For Maps Emergencies Calls More" by Gilbert Shar.

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