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Daewoo has set its sights high in the all terrain market with the introduction of its revised Musso and Korando models, following the company's acquisition of Ssangyong. The standard equipment list is a healthy one, including such safety and comfort features as a driver's airbag, height-adjustable seat belts, CD player, air conditioning and remote locking. The petrol model also offers a full-time 4WD system, with a limited slip differential a standard inclusion. On the downside, the revamp of specifications has removed anti-lock brakes and a passenger's airbag as options. Two other American-inspired standard features in the Musso should be despatched at the manufacturer's earliest convenience.