3h — Friday. Mav 4. 1990 - North Shore News

Police
target
B&Es

From page 29
local police about the
Automark program, which
makes etchers and warning
stickers available.

Make sure you have the
correct insurance coverage.

Comprehensive insurance
covers motorists against
thefts of permanent-
ly-attached vehicle ac-
cessories. Once the deducti-
ble is paid, the insurance
company will pay to replace
stolen vehicle parts or repair
any damage caused by the
thief.

Here are some important
points:

© The equipment must be
permanently attached to
your vehicle or must be in-
stalled by way of a shuttle
mount. In the case of shut-
tle-mounted equipment,
there must be evidence of
forcible entry into the vehi-
cle or building from which it
was stolen. Remember that
radar detectors are not
covered.

© There is no limit to the
coverage for original vehicle
equipment or equipment
supplied by or available
from the vehicle’s manufac-
turer.

*lItems like stereos or
cellular phones supplied by
another manufacturer are
covered up to a limit of
$500.

For more information on
the type of insurance
coverage you need, see the
ICBC brochure Coverage for
Motor Vehicle Equipment,
available at all claims facili-
ties and Autoplan brokers.

Interiors
changed

From page 38
passenger compartment
closer to the front of the
‘vehicle, more interior room,
longer wheelbases, and less
overhang at the front and
rear of the car.””

“There will be a major
revolution in truck design,’
he said, and proceeded tc
show some slides of semi-
trailers that looked more like
Japan’s bullet train.

“But the next major revo-
lution in car design will be in
the interior,’’ says Palmer.
“We've done everything
else, aerodynamic shapes,
flush window glass, new
vans, and all the rest. The
next big area will be interi-
ors. We will be seeing some
pretty exciting interior
designs.”’

Palmer recently asked
some young automobile de-
signers what they thought
the most important factor
affecting the car of the
future would be.

“By far and away the
most common response was
‘the environment,’’’ says a
rather surprised Palmer.
“They were not talking
about hot engines, wild styl-
ing, and all the things that
previous generations were
interested in. Young people
today feel the environment
will be the most important
issue in the design and
manufacture of new cars.”’

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