Installed on many of their vehicles are features that are going to help prevent you from having an accident. Some examples are traction control, stabilitrak, and antilock brakes. And if any of these features seem to not be working, you can always bring your vehicle to Cincinnati Chevrolet Service for repair. ABS should be familiar to most people; help your brakes from locking up when you brake during slippery surfaces, an example being during rainy weather. If your brakes did lock up, the vehicle would slide out of control. Stabilitrak does things you don't even know it is doing! It communicates between the direction you are steering the vehicle and then the actual direction the vehicle is traveling in. Taking into consideration the speed you are going and environmental forces acting on the vehicle, Stabilitrak will gently apply brake pressure to help correct the vehicle so you continue on your intended course, not the course of all the exterior forces acting around you. Standard on the entire Chevy line up are daytime running lamps, so that other vehicles and pedestrians have an easier time seeing you during the daylight hours. Many of the vehicles come with a DIC, or Driver Information Center. This is the little digital screen near your speedometer that informs you of things going on inside your vehicle and under the hood. Examples are alerting you that your doors may not be closed properly, you may be running low on fuel, or it is time to change the oil.
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Chevy Keeps You Safe!
Installed on many of their vehicles are features that are going to help prevent you from having an accident. Some examples are traction control, stabilitrak, and antilock brakes. And if any of these features seem to not be working, you can always bring your vehicle to Cincinnati Chevrolet Service for repair. ABS should be familiar to most people; help your brakes from locking up when you brake during slippery surfaces, an example being during rainy weather. If your brakes did lock up, the vehicle would slide out of control. Stabilitrak does things you don't even know it is doing! It communicates between the direction you are steering the vehicle and then the actual direction the vehicle is traveling in. Taking into consideration the speed you are going and environmental forces acting on the vehicle, Stabilitrak will gently apply brake pressure to help correct the vehicle so you continue on your intended course, not the course of all the exterior forces acting around you. Standard on the entire Chevy line up are daytime running lamps, so that other vehicles and pedestrians have an easier time seeing you during the daylight hours. Many of the vehicles come with a DIC, or Driver Information Center. This is the little digital screen near your speedometer that informs you of things going on inside your vehicle and under the hood. Examples are alerting you that your doors may not be closed properly, you may be running low on fuel, or it is time to change the oil.
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