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The "Crash Impact Sound Sensing" airbag works by using sensors that measure vibrations in a vehicle during an accident.
Read More →A new study warns that the explosive force of airbags pose a risk to children up to age 14 when seated in the front seat. In contrast, airbags had a protective effect for teens aged 15-18.
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The Chrysler Firepower, Ford Shelby GR-1, Jaguar Advanced Lightweight Concept and Jeep Gladiator were named the best concept cars from the 2005 auto show season at the Automotive Hall of Fame in Dearborn.
Read More →Study suggests increase in death happens in low-speed crashes with airbags deployed and no seatbelts.
Read More →In fact, from 1968 to 1991, the fatality rate per 100 million miles declined by 63.2 percent. Other factors such as car manufacturing, increased seatbelt use, higher drinking ages and better road maintenance had greater effects on the fatality rate.
Read More →When a thief passes a car with ‘bluetooth' electrical items, a signal appears on the screen of the thief's mobile displaying the make or model of the valuables inside.
Read More →Broadband car-to-car communication allows cars to pass on hazards and congestion, giving drivers early warning that they might soon have to brake.
Read More →In 1996, BMW and Acura were the first automotive brands to offer models with navigation systems in North America. Of vehicles sold in 2004, 37 percent had navigation as an option.
Read More →The President's 2006 budget includes $2.5 billion over 10 years in tax incentives to consumers for the purchase of hybrid cars and trucks. The same tax credits would be eligible for clean-diesel vehicles.
Read More →Best residual value: Dodge Ram SRT-10. Most fuel-efficient: Ford Ranger/Mazda B2300. Most reliable compact pickup: Chevrolet Colorado/GMC Canyon.
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