That’s a joy in itself. My 2 year old sees the Saab badge and knows it stands for “dad’s car”, made the connection himself. The 9 month old has met and received a prize (Emma elk) from the Saab Perf Team as he was inducted as their youngest member.

I’ve assumed the outcome of this research for some time but now I think I deserve some coziness in the car leaving home at 5am and driving an hour to work to keep the little tackers fed and warm in their cots.

Leather can be cold when jumping in but it’s amazing how it can continue to suck the heat.

The seat in the combi has been on 1 for the last few months, the 9000 on 3. Yes it’s still winter Down-under, but toasty down-under.

1 kid. But I have Emirates Air to thank for that. Brought a stowaway back from Dubai.

Chestnuts roasting on an open fire, Saab seats cooking all your junk….!

Sorry – I just couldnt resist.

I think Ryan has a valid point though, who has their heated seats on for more than 5 minutes at a time before you start to feel uncomfortable. This test is akin to doing tests comparing the pain endured by cutting your finger accidentally or deliberately chopping off said finger – you just wouldnt do it, would you?

Or maybe it’s because she’s a brit… who knows?

I am not really worried anyway. My heated seats are old. They still work, but my seat on “3″ is about half as warm as the seats in my sister’s new car, on 1. Or in other words, the lowest setting on her car is twice as warm as the highest setting on mine.