Vital Lincoln Parts: Safety Features
As with most modern cars on the market, new Lincoln cars feature a variety of safety features including standard airbags. In addition to the standard safety features you've come to expect from today's modern cars, Lincoln cars often include additional safety features. Below are a few important ones.
Personal Safety System and Safety Canopy System – The Lincoln Navigator's Personal Safety System determines how to deploy airbags based on the driver's seat position, overall severity of impact, seatbelt usage, and whether or not a passenger is in the front passenger seat (and if so, how much that passenger weights). Meanwhile, its Safety Canopy System features rollover detection and side-curtain airbags
AdvanceTrac with Roll Stability Control – AdvanceTrac with Roll Stability Control constantly monitors the Lincoln car's speed, steering wheel angle, and throttle position for greater control on slippery surfaces. Its Roll Stability Control feature uses two gyroscopic sensors to measure vehicle roll motion. The Lincoln Navigator uses this data and automatically applies brakes or modifies engine power to reduce the potential for a rollover accident.
SOS Post Crash Alert System – As advanced as many stability control systems may be, accidents can still occur. Lincoln cars equipped with SOS Post Crash Alert System automatically draw attention to the car after an airbag deployment or seatbelt pre-tensioner activation by sounding the horn and activating the hazard lights.
Sync Voice Activation Communications – The Sync system, which is available on a variety of new and used Lincoln and Ford cars, comes with a variety of useful features. As far as safety goes, if your airbags are deployed, Sync can use your Bluetooth cellphone to automatically dial 911.
Lane Keeping System – Some 2013 Lincoln cars such as the Lincoln MKS come with a 'Lane Keeping System'. When activated, this system uses a camera to detect lane markers and notify the driver when the car has drifted too close to the edge of the lane. This system includes a driver alert that detects signs of drowsy driving.
BLIS (Blind Spot Information System) with Cross Traffic Alert – One of the newest Lincoln parts to debut on models such as the Lincoln MKX involves alerting you when a vehicle is in your blind spot. Using radar waves and a warning light in the side mirror, BLIS lets you know that you should stay put for the moment because a car is in the blind spot. When backing up, the Cross Traffic Alert system uses an audible tone to warn you or an approaching car.
These Lincoln parts can enhance the safety of your car. Not all Lincoln cars offer the same safety features, so make sure to read each car's safety features carefully. Your new Lincoln Oakville sales consultants at Oak-Land Lincoln can help you find the best new or used Lincoln with the safety features you prefer.
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