A Look at the Safety Features of a Modern Chevrolet Vehicle
When you really think about it, the most important thing about driving from A to B is getting there safely. Chevrolet believes deeply in this philosophy, and that’s why new Chevrolets come with the latest safety technology that’s designed to protect you before, during, and after an accident. Keep reading to find out more about the safety inside of a new Chevy.
Accident Prevention
Chevrolet believes that one of the most important safety features of any car is in accident prevention. Features in a new Chevrolet that will help you to avoid a crash include antilock brakes, traction control, Stabilitrak stability control, the Driver Information Center, daytime running lamps, and Side Blind Zone Alert.
Protection during an Accident
Chevrolet understands the important of protecting both the vehicle and its occupants in the event of an accident. That’s why Chevrolets are equipped with reinforced frames, comfortable and effective safety belts, a generous amount of airbags throughout the cabin, and the LATCH feature for child seats. Chevrolets are also known for their excellent scores on crash tests conducted by the federal government and various organizations throughout the country such as the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
Safety after an Accident
In the unfortunate event that you are ever in an accident, you can depend on a new Chevrolet to keep you safe. After an accident, any Chevrolet with OnStar that’s newer than 2007 will be able to send an alert to an OnStar advisor. The advisor will be connected to your vehicle in order to ask if you are okay. If you don’t respond, or if you request assistance, the OnStar advisor will send your exact GPS location to emergency responders.
To take a test drive in a brand-new Chevrolet equipped with the latest safety technology, come to City Chevrolet of San Diego today. Visit our website to take a look at our new car inventory. You can always visit our Chevrolet dealership or call us at (619) 817-8445 if you have any questions.
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