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February 14, 2007 5:58 AM PST

Show other drivers how much you care

by Mike Yamamoto
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To celebrate this Feb. 14, what better way to show your affection than to fire off an audio Valentine to a fellow motorist who cuts you off? Horntones has taken the concept of custom ringtones and applied it to the car horn for use on those special occasions.

(Credit: Horntones)

The FX-550 won't actually be ready to order until the day after this Valentine's Day, but that will give you more time to look for just the right tunes to match your various bi-polar moods on the road. Uber-Review says you can store eight audio files that can be loaded from any USB drive, so you'll always have a variety of ways to express your emotions at your fingertips.

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