Aside from being a leader in luxury and a preeminent status symbol brand, Mercedes-Benz is known for pushing the boundaries on safety and technology. To that end, the accident sensing Mercedes-Benz ...

The manufacturer rather than the consumer is responsible for including available and safely designed safety systems to mitigate or avoid foreseeable accidents. When a vehicle manufacturer designs and ...

The redesigned Toyota Tundra is a huge improvement over its predecessor as the truck embraces comfort, technology, and an available hybrid powertrain. While we’ve already driven the Tundra and checked ...

Subaru EyeSight is the name the automaker uses to describe its collection of advanced driving assistance and collision avoidance systems. The contents of the package can vary depending on the model, ...

Japanese auto giant Toyota introduced the Toyota Safety Sense (TSS) advanced driver assistance systems in 2015 with three primary functions: automatic high beam, lane departure alert, and a ...

The redesigned 2022 Lexus NX will come standard with the latest suite of the automaker's safety technology as standard. Lexus Safety System+ 3.0 combines many of the technologies found in Lexus Safety ...

Driver assistance systems have the potential to save millions of lives, so it’s no surprise that many automakers are making them standard equipment across their lineup. The latest is Lexus, who will ...

New cars are increasingly being sold with advanced active safety features, but there are some automakers that offer more comprehensive or better-calibrated systems than others. With some help from the ...

Advanced driver assistance systems have gained in popularity over the past decade or so, with systems like adaptive cruise control and automatic emergency braking becoming fixtures in modern cars.