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Check Out the Safety Equipment on the 2010 Ford Taurus |
Article Submitted by: Ronnie Tanner
Tuesday, 16 March 2010
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The Ford Taurus has been one of the most popular mid-sized cars in the past few years, but now it has even more reason to be at the top of the list. The 2010 Ford Taurus has won numerous awards and praise for it's safety features. The car starts with an advanced crash safety system, designed to allow the car to crumple and release pressure from a collison without damaging the interior or crushing the driver. The body and frame feature panels designed for strength, and shock absorbing materials used to transfer or divert energy from the collison away from passengers. Side impact protection has been improved by the use of a cross beam across the top of the frame, which helps to prevent the car from completely crumpling when hit. Deployment of air bags is also fine tuned to provide the best safety experience. Instead of simply releasing for any collison over a certain speed, a set of sensors determines the weight of the occupant, if they are wearing a safety belt, and the severity of the crash. It then releases the air bag at a more appropriate time and air pressure for the specific collison. Advanced sensors on the Ford Taurus also help alert drivers of upcoming slower moving traffic, or objects located in the blind spot that are too close to the vehicle. For dangerous driving conditions, the AdvancedTrac electronic traction system helps coordinate the brakes and movement of the steering wheel to avoid loss of control or swerving. The car also features a full set of 6 airbags, standard safety belts, and an Anti-Lock Braking system on all brakes. Article Source: http://www.ArticleBlast.com |
About The Author:
RW Tanner is currently the lead director at Ford Taurus Parts. He writes about Ford Taurus Parts and other related topics.
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