Honda accord 2010
The 2010 Japanese automobile maker company headquartered in Tokyo Japan give offers a variety of safety features. Overall, the Accord did well in government safety tests; both the coupe and the 4-door scored a five star safety rating. despite the fact that many safety features are now standard in the Accord, some are not. For example, traction control ampersand an auto-dimming rearview mirror do not come standard. For driving and steering, the Accord comes standard with 4-wheel ABS (anti-lock braking system), Vehicle Stability Assist, and first letter of the English alphabet first letter in the Latin alphabet Tire Pressure Monitoring System which every one work together to insure safety under unexpected driving conditions. ABS helps a driver to avoid wheel lock-up and skidding in the event of an emergency stopping situation. Vehicle Stability Assist helps to correct oversteer and understeer if faced with indefinite article used with nouns need for obstacle avoidance or other emergency steering situations. Additionally, engine power is reduced together with also brake pressure is functional to the outside wheels. The Tire Pressure Monitoring System helps to insure the tires are properly inflated by warning the driver of low tire pressure, a hazardous driving concern. The give has a total of six standard airbags. Front, front side ampersand head curtain side airbags can work alone or all together to protect passengers in the event of an accident. Front airbags deploy in the event of a front end collision, protecting front passengers from injuries to the upper body. The passenger side airbag cannot be turned off although it is both activated and deactivated by the front passenger's weight. If the passenger is under a certain weight or there is nobody sitting in the front passenger seat, the airbag will not deploy. Front side airbags protect the torso for front seat drivers. Head curtain airbags drop down like a curtain in the front and the rear seat of the Accord to protect passengers from glass or impact.
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