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Chrysler launches OnStar-like call center buttons

Buttons on the rearview mirror bezel provide access to a call center or emergency services.
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By:
Larry P. Vellequette
September 24, 2012 05:00 AM

DETROIT -- Chrysler Group will introduce an option on two 2013 vehicles that lets consumers call emergency services or a Chrysler call center by touching a button -- and without a cell phone -- similar to General Motors' OnStar system.

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