Best Features In A Car In 2018

Automobile systems that alarm you and automatically brake before a potential accident.

It's Cool: Safety has always been the principal focus for all car makers with each new technology that emerges. At the present day, a few cars like the 2015 Honda Accord mechanically vibrate your seat or steering wheel when you're about to hit something from the front, whereas some others enjoy the 2015 Subaru Outback take it further and automatically brake to stop a collision, look more here.

Trunks that mechanically open even if your hands are full.

It's Cool: It's always a nightmare trying to open your back as soon as your hands are filled with groceries or shore stuff; you usually wind up trying to kick your back open or do some awkward hand dance movement to make it operate. The 2015 Kia Sedona helps you out by mechanically opening your trunk when it finds your smart key in your pocket, and can be even programmable for security and effortless access.

Interfaces that recognize and automatically respond to your voice.

It's Cool: While we're not really there in relation to a completely talkative car like KITT from Knight Rider, the likes of Chrysler, Dodge, Fiat, Jeep, and much more have employed UConnect voice recognition systems in their 2015 versions that react to a voice for a range of tasks. Asking your car things like "Where is the closest gas station? " or "How do I get home? " are eventually possible and very convenient.

Way more gas-efficient engines and motors.

Why It's Cool: While the price of gas might be going down lately, most of us agree that the we have to fill up, the better life is. Cars like the 2015 Chrysler 200 sedan along with the 2015 Honda Fit are beginning to go beyond 30 miles per gallon, while more beast-y vehicles like the 2015 Ford F-150 have significantly more efficient cylinders to save motorists from going to the pump too frequently.

Automatic parallel and vertical parking systems.

Why It's Cool: If you live in a large town or an urban area in general, locating parking may get tough and generally leads you to the bother of having to parallel park. Now, however, every company from Toyota into Lexus and Ford into Volvo includes parking assists which find a space and execute a near flawless parallel park move without screwing up anybody 's bumper. This year, car maker Bosch is gearing up allowing drivers to escape a vehicle and have vehicles park themselves with the help of an app.