Fun is in the driver's seat!
Whether you're shopping for an accessibly priced car, truck, or SUV for everyday use, or something a little bit more lavish, the platform--or rather, all-wheel, front wheel, or rear-wheel drive--is an important question on the average shopper's mind. However, given the frequent snowfalls of our New Jersey winters, you probably have wondered if an all-wheel drive used car is your best ticket.
20 automakers will make automatic braking standard equipment on US vehicles. https://t.co/uz5QPgv1AO pic.twitter.com/j76RpIIRvT
— IIHS (@IIHS_autosafety) April 6, 2016
Not so long ago, we shared a Consumer Reports video about AEB -- Automatic Emergency Braking. The technology allows a vehicle to stop automatically to prevent or reduce the severity of a collision.
It's a potentially life-saving technology, but is often an expensive add-on, or not available at all in entry-level models. In the video, Consumer Reports warned that manufacturers who don't make AEB a standard feature