An update has been made to the Crashzone to improve the system and add new features. By deleting temporary files and cookies it allows Crashzone to do a fresh reload on your computer next time you re start the system. Below is a quick guide on how to preform the maintenance on Internet Explorer and Firefox.

( internet explorer users )
* from your web browser click on tools
* Click on internet options
* Click on delete in browsing history
* Click delete files
* click delete cookies

( Firefox users )
* Click on tools
* Clear private data
* Tick options
* Click clear private data now

For help please contact support@crashzone.com.au

New cars have such extensive option lists it’s hard to know which gadget is best for you.

Top 10 options you should buy …

1. Electronic stability control
2. Curtain airbags
3. Reversing camera
4. Cruise control
5. Full-size spare wheel
6. Parking sensors
7. Keyless entry
8. Bluetooth mobile hands-free kit
9. iPod connectivity
10. Rear-seat DVD player

… and five you shouldn’t

1. Blind-spot sensors
2. Soft-close doors
3. Active seats
4. Large-diameter, low-profile tyres on 4WDs
5. Spoilers (both front and rear)

For the full story please visit drive.com.au

Triggered by road construction China,s ten day old traffic jam now stretches 100 kilometers and could last another 3 weeks. For the full story please visit news.com.au

The BMW Z4 sDrive35is features a modified straight-six twin turbo engine with high precision injection technology with an output of 250 kW. Accelerating from standstill to 100 km/h in just 4.8 seconds. For the full story please visit nextcar.com.au

With Crashzone you can download your backups from the setting page anytime.

* From the setting page scroll down to the backup section
* Fill in the quote range for the backup
* Click on ZIP to create the backup

* The backup file is sent to your email address
* Open the backup email and click on the link to download your backup
* Unzip the file to the location you want to store your backup

* After downloading you can open up and read all your data

Backup check list

* Can you read your quote system backup disk? (Yes with Crashzone)

* Does your backup include all your data? (Yes with Crashzone)

* Can you read your data without your quote system provider coming out to install/reinstall their software (Yes with Crashzone)

Download today your invoices, quotes, and images from the Crashzone system. And feel safe that you do not have to rely on us your quote system provider to read your important data.

Something fun for Friday.
669kW, 3.1-litre, twin-turbo V6 Suzuki SX4 attacking Pike Peak on a record run.

Process for setting up Estimage on Crashzone

* Contact Stelvio to download and install the Estimage program to your computer
* Estimage provides you with a user name and password to access their program
* Once Estimage is installed Crashzone can finalise the settings and provide training.

Stelvio ( Estimage )
Ph: 02 9761 1977
Website: www.estimage.com

Insurance companies that currently use Estimage

* Lumley
* Allianz
* Zurich
* CommInsure
* Real Insurance
* Bingle
* Innovation

Crashzone Estimage user manual

For more information please contact support@crashzone.com.au

To remove the header and footer text when printing your Crashzone quote

From internet Explorer

* Click on file ( top left corner )
* Click on page Setup
* Delete all the text from the Header field
* Delete all the text from the Footer field
* Click OK to save the changes

From Firefox

* Click on File ( top left corner )
* Click on Page Setup
* Click on Margins & Header/Footer tab
* Change all the drop down boxes to –blank–
* Click OK to save the changes

For more information or help with your page setup please contact support@crashzone.com.au

Only 1 day old and this owner has wrecked his new Ferrari 458.

The Estoque powered by a 5.2-litre V10 capable of propelling the aluminium-bodied four door to speeds in excess of 300km/h. The company believes it could attract new customers with a four door sports sedan that would rival the likes of the Porsche Panamera, Maserati Quattroporte, Aston Martin Rapide and Ferrari 612 Scaglietti. For the full story please visit drive.com.au