Advantages: Safe, fast, comfortable, and very beautiful.
Disadvantages: A bit expensive

...When I got to the store to pick my (well, my company car then..) brand new Saab 9-3 Aero (210hp) back in -04 I was very happy. I had taken a few months of reviewing several cars and brands before I decided to go for the Saab 9-3. Basically the choice where made on the looks of the car itself, the price compared to similar cars from other brands, safety and comfort since I spent all my time on the roads back then and the feeling of driving it. Actually, come to think of it, this was the most important of them all. I'm jumping straight to the interior of the car since everyone that has seen one knows they simply are beautiful :) During the two years I spent in this car I drove approximately three laps around the earth which means that I had to sit comfortably. The seats in the car are real nice. You get the sporty feeling... Read review

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Advantages: Different Styling, Exclusive, Cheap Servicing
Disadvantages: Depreciation HIgh

...currently own a Saab 93 ss on a 54 plate 05MY and have owned it since May 2005, I purchased it from my usual dealer in Cornwall, Before this I owned a 2003 53 Saab 93 ss 2.2 TiD The Sport saloon was introduced in September 2002 with the line up of 1.8t 150bhp actually a 2litre turbo, a 2.0t a 175bhp turbo engine and 2.2TiD a 125bhp Diesel Spec levels were Linear the basic trim level, Arc had full leather seats, Vector A more sporty interior. The Aero was not introduced until 2003 and has a 2.0T 210bhp turbo engine which is different to the 1.8t and 2.0t In 2004 the 2.2Tid was replaced by 2 common rail 1.9litre diesel engines producing 120bhp and 150bhp used accross the GM range the Arc spec level was dropped and in popped 2 new specs Linear Sport and Vector Sport both offering a few options as standard extra over the non sport... Read review

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Advantages: Aggresive styling, Good Build Quality, Performance, Dealer assistance
Disadvantages: Depreciation

...and still get 30mpg, service costs are about £200 every 18000 miles Tax is the top bracket £210 more than the 2.0T which was £180 Tyres- I hate the pirelli p-zero rossos originally fitted to the car and run sportcontact m3 on my old alloys and on the Hirsch alloys I have Michelin Pilot I have not replaced them as they are new tyres and size is 235/40/18 so i estiamte them to be in the £110.00 region I love saabs and have owned a 9000 T16, a classic cabriolet, NG900 Cabriolet, 93 2.2tid and 93 2.0T Aero, i am now the proud owner of the flagship 2.8T V6 OK THE SPORTWAGON IS ORDERED AND DUE EARLY MARCH FULLY HIRSCHED UP Options I Wish I Had Convenience Pack cost £355 and has auto dimming mirror, folding mirrors and auto-sensing wipers and comfort closing windows but could not as the car was already built and in the uk I had... Read review

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Advantages: good layer of caramel
Disadvantages: a bit on the small side

...Picture the scene: I’m wandering around Asda when I happen to pass by the checkouts. There right in front of me are shelves with “New!” stuck on them. But new what? I move closer. New chocolate bars! Upon close inspection I discover that one of these bars is the Aero Caramel. I am ashamed to say that I am surprised by this. You see you can get ordinary Aero, Mint Aero, White Aero, Orange Aero and Honeycomb Aero so the next logical step was obviously going to be Caramel Aero. But I for one did not see this coming and Nestle just seemed to spring the bar on us. One week there was no such thing, the next poof! Aero Caramel. However I am not one to complain about new chocolate bars (even thought it makes my task even harder, heck this could turn into one never-ending challenge). You can assume I bought one. Aero Chocolate has... Read review

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Advantages: Light bubbly chocolate
Disadvantages: Made by Nestle

...'Hello, My name is Aero. I am light, bubbly, manufactured by Nestle and have a good sense of humour.' I know some of my 'fans' will be pleased I have returned to writing about a choclate bar! I have selected to write about the the Nestle manufactured chocolate bar - Aero. I had to list Nestle as a disadvantage because a fair amount of people are not happy with Nestle's antics. Anyway, that's another story. Apparently over 300 million Aeros are made each year. It is said to be enough to circle the world two and a half times. Wow, that is a lot of chocolate! Also, Aero was originally going to be called 'Airways'. Aero bars come in a variety of flavours: Chocolate, Mint, HoneyComb, Orange, Cappuccino and even in White Chocolate (originally named Aero Snow). I will review the original chocolate variety for this review. Aero... Read review

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Advantages: Soft, Light and Very Chocolately
Disadvantages: Melts easily and gets squished easily as well

...Aero is just magic. For a lovely, soft, simple and light milk chocolate, Aero has come a long way from its simple roots back in 1935, when Nestle produced the first ever bar in the North of England. The chocolate became so popular the sales of the chocolate were extended throughout the UK by the end of the same year. Aero is not any conventional chocolate as it has bubbles of air trapped in the centre and looks like honeycomb, which makes the chocolate easier to eat without having a hard time biting into it. It is extremely crumbly too. The chocolate is soft and sweet, and the taste is not too overbearing, yet retains the taste of chocolate we all love. The best part of the chocolate is that when you bite into the chocolate you get the warm smooth sweet taste instantly hitting your tongue. As the chocolate slowly melts in your mouth... Read review

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Advantages: Technically advanced, fantastic music, DVD included.
Disadvantages: Not to everyones taste, not all original tracks.

...INTRODUCTION: JEAN MICHEL JARRE AND ME; A HISTORY IN MUSIC Aero is an album from Jean Michel Jarre; an acclaimed French music artist who has been using the latest in technology to create his music right from the start. Jean Michel Jarre uses synthesisers, keyboards and other technology to create his music which is all of an electronic nature, some with rock elements and others more chillout elements. His music has always followed this style and although he may not be the most well known artist in the music world, his music has been heard by many and if you were to hear a few examples you would probably recognise some of it. Oxygene is his best known piece of music. For each piece of music Jean Michel Jarre creates, it tends to consist of several parts. Oxygene consists of a whopping 13 parts, each between roughly 4 and 8... Read review

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Advantages: Saves time doing stupid microwave experiments
Disadvantages: Ridiculously hard crunchy bits

...Are you after an Aero? Got the munchies for some Crunchies? Can't decide which one to have? Sick and tired of stupid questions? For those of us who, never mind the major resolutions in life, can't always decide on matching socks, I've come up with the perfect solution. Simply place an Aero, with a Crunchie bar on top, into the microwave, give it 30 seconds of radiotherapy and, VIOLA! OK then, maybe not one of my better ideas, unless your vision of choco-heaven is administering 3rd degree burns to your fingers by scraping a slushy, slobbering mass of gooey, congealed chocolate (with attendant additives) from that revolving plate thingy. Back to the drawing board (and the French phrasebook). ----------------------------------------------------------------------- WARNING: I wouldn't recommend the above method as a viable... Read review

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Advantages: Delicious milk chocolate, wide availability.
Disadvantages: Calories and fat.

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