Car Emergency Kit

I need to put together a car emergency kit, so hopefully this posting will give me the motivation to get one in my car. If your car were to break down in a remote area, what would you need to survive? Below are the items I found that are most recommended. These items could fit in a small duffel in the back of your trunk.

• Cell phone (should always have one with you)
• Basic first aid kit
• Blankets/emergency blanket/ski hats (most body heat is lost through your head)
  
• Food (granola bars/energy bars, etc) and water
  
• Map/compass
• Car repair kit/tools (screwdrivers, adjustable wrench, pliers, vise-grip, tire pressure gauge, jack, spare tire)
• Motor oil, anti-freeze/coolant
  
• Jumper cables
  
• Flashlight or chemical light stick
• Emergency candle/waterproof matches
  
• Flares and reflective triangles
• Emergency power source
• Bright red cloth (tie on your antenna)
• Whistle
• Heavy-duty rope
• Fire extinguisher
• Tools to cut through seatbelts or break windows (large pocket knife, Leatherman)
  
• AM/FM radio with various sources of power (e.g. hand crank)
• Pen and paper
• Duct tape
• Rags
• Rain poncho
• Emergency cash ($20 or more)
• Small game to pass time
  
• Collapsible shovel (if you get stuck in the snow)
• If you live/travel in snowy areas: chains for tires, -40 degree windshield wiper fluid, ice scraper)
  

You can also purchase pre-made kits:

Survival Supply - Several options/price varies
AAA - $35.95