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Old 20 Feb 2019, 07:49 (Ref:3885485)   #851
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I believe I'm correct in saying that Ford patented the heated windscreen and only VW were permitted to use it (for a royalty) other than Ford.
Our P38 Range Rover had a heated front windscreen. It was a '97 model, so built long before Ford owned the brand.

I'm not sure if it was licensed from Ford, or their own design though.

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