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                    [Title] => Your Concept Car — a project with women in the driver’s seat
                    [Summary] => The idea of an all-woman team making all the decisions in the development of a new concept car arose at Volvo in the autumn of 2001. Visiting Volvo at the time for a series of workshops was Marti Barletta, an American expert on female consumer patterns. She claimed, "If you meet the expectations of women, you exceed the expectations of men."


"We’re sure it’s right," says Camilla Palmertz, one of the two project managers for the Your Concept Car (YCC). "That’s why that thesis has been our guiding light in developing YCC."
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To shed more light on this area, Volvo Car Corporation has developed the world’s first official computer model of a pregnant crash dummy.
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To shed more light on this area, Volvo Car Corporation has developed the world’s first official computer model of a pregnant crash dummy.
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