Sentences with phrase «lanewatch blind spot camera»

2015 Honda Civic Touring featuring a CVT transmission, five passenger seating, GPS Navigation system, leather interior, power sunroof, LaneWatch blind spot camera, rearview camera with guidelines, push button start, proximity key entry, auto - on / off headlights, fog lights, ECON mode button and Eco-Assist system, Bluetooth, AM / FM / CD touch screen stereo system with two USB and one HDMI, SiriusXM ™ satellite radio equipped, steering wheel mounted controls, cruise control, air conditioning, heated front seats, one 12V power outlet, power adjustable drivers seat, power and heated mirrors, power locks, remote keyless entry with trunk release, power windows, split fold rear seat, electronic stability control and anti-lock braking system.

Step up to the eight - passenger midrange EX and you'll get 17 - inch alloy wheels, keyless ignition and entry, power - sliding side doors, heated outside mirrors, tri-zone automatic climate control, power lumbar support for the driver, Honda's LaneWatch blind spot camera system (passenger side), a removable front center console, a multi-adjustable second - row seat, retractable second - row sunshades and a conversation mirror.

Not exact matches

The 2014 Odyssey also includes a host of new optional technologies such as LaneWatch blind spot display, HondaLink connectivity, forward collision warning, lane departure warning, HD Radio, and a multi-angle rearview camera.

The 2018 Honda Pilot features a host of innovative and high - tech features, including a power tailgate, one - touch 2nd - row seats, a multi-angle rearview camera with guidelines, Honda LaneWatch ™, Blind spot information system with cross-traffic monitor and more!

Safety innovations include LaneWatch blind spot display, a multi-angle rear - view camera, Lane Departure Warning and Forward Collision Warning systems.

Auto - dimming rear - view mirror, automatic headlights, dual - zone climate control, HandsFreeLink wireless phone connectivity, GPS navigation with bilingual voice recognition and 3D map display, eight - inch multi-inormation display, 16 GB hard drive audio storage, 360 - watt AM / FM / CD / MP3 / AUX audio system with seven speakers, power windows and door locks, LaneWatch blind - spot monitor, multi-view backup camera, tilt and telescopic leather - wrapped steering wheel with audio and cruise controls, heated leather seating seats, 18 - inch wheels, fog lights, LED headlights, power sunroof, speed - sensing intermittent windshield wipers, hill - start assist, lane departure warning and more

The Civic offers navigation, Honda LaneWatch for a better view of blind spots and a standard rearview camera.

Honda Sensing, the driver - aid package that includes a combination of the right - side LaneWatch display, blind - spot monitors, the rear camera, and additional available features including lane - departure warning, lane - keeping assist, adaptive cruise control, collision - mitigation braking, rear cross-traffic monitoring, and road - departure mitigation.

The Odyssey EX, EX-L and Touring models come standard with Honda's «LaneWatch» blind spot camera system, and Touring Elite models come with an additional conventional blind spot warning system.

These changes included exterior styling updates on the Civic coupe, premium interior refinements to all models [clarification needed], an optional audio system with a 7 - inch capacitive touchscreen, LaneWatch blind spot monitor (consisting of a camera mounted on the passenger - side mirror), «Smart Entry» with push button start, HondaLink connected - car technology, and an all - new CVT for gasoline - powered Civics.

Finally, all trim levels (excluding the LX) come standard with Honda LaneWatch, which uses a camera mounted in the side - view mirror to project a real - time image of the car's blind spot onto the display.

Honda's LaneWatch blind spot system on EX level trims includes a camera in the passenger - side mirror.

LED headlights, LED daytime running lights, LED front fog lights, remote engine start, full - colour LCD instrument panel, 8 - way power adjustable driver seat, 7 - inch touchscreen infotainment system with navigation, 8 - speaker sound system, six airbags, LaneWatch blind - spot camera and multiangle rearview camera are the equipment highlights of the 2017 Honda Civic sedan.

There's also Honda's unique LaneWatch camera that provides blind spot detection (via the driver's eyeballs) on the right, but nothing more than a wider mirror on the left.

Instead of blind spot detection, Honda includes standard (except on the entry LX) LaneWatch, a rear - facing camera on the passenger side mirror that displays the view on the center stack LCD, overlaid with distance lines.

The LaneWatch blind spot monitoring system (featuring a camera of its own that displays passenger - side blind spot activity on the 7 - inch touchscreen) is standard on all but the LX and SE.

Competitors want you to know: Touchscreen infotainment is hard to use, LaneWatch blind spot detection is a passenger side (only) camera, no rear sonar (not even a dealer option in 2016).

Drivers can also add Honda LaneWatch, a feature that works like the rearview camera and makes it easier to see your blind spot while driving.

We also wish Honda would add a volume knob to the touchscreen infotainment system that's found in EX and higher Accord models and that a traditional blind - spot - detection system — with warning lights in the side mirrors — were offered in place of Honda's LaneWatch camera, which displays a video - camera image from the right side of the car on the center screen whenever the driver uses the right turn signal.

2015 Honda Odyssey EX-L featuring a six speed automatic transmission, eight passenger seating, lanewatch passenger side blind spot camera, power sliding doors, push button start, proximity key entry, auto - on / off headlights, Eco-Assist system, Bluetooth, AM / FM / CD touch screen audio system with USB and auxiliary input, steering wheel mounted controls, cruise control, air conditioning, dual climate zones, passenger cabin climate zone with driver and ceiling mounted controls, heated front seats, two 12V power outlets, three built - in programmable garage door opener controls, power adjustable drivers seat, power and heated mirrors, power locks, remote keyless entry with sliding door release, power windows, tire pressure monitoring system, split folding and sliding second row seats, third row split and fold flat seats, spacious cargo area, electronic stability control and anti-lock braking system.

Our model is equipped with, for example, Honda's LaneWatch camera option, which hangs a wide - angle camera beneath the passenger side mirror and gives the driver a view into the sedan's blind spot when the turn signal is activated.

2015 Honda Odyssey EX-L featuring a six speed automatic transmission, eight passenger seating, lanewatch passenger side blind spot camera, power sliding doors, push bu... Read More

Also available is Honda's new LaneWatch blind - spot display system, which uses a camera mounted on the passenger's side mirror to capture the view along the right side of the car and display it on the centre touch screen.

For active safety measures, the new Civic can be had with Honda's LaneWatch feature, which gives you a camera view down the right side of the car, eliminating the blind spot.

It includes Honda's popular LaneWatch ™ display, Blind Spot Indicators, a standard Multi-Angle Rear View Camera, and available Collision Mitigation Braking System ™ (CMBS), Lane Departure Warning (LDW), Forward Collision Warning (FCW), Lane Keeping Assist System (LKAS), Rear Cross Traffic Monitor, Adaptive Cruise Control and a Honda - first Road Departure Mitigation (RDM) system.

2015 Honda Accord Sport featuring CVT transmission, five passenger seating, power sunroof, lanewatch passenger side blind spot camera, lane departure warning system, multi-angle rearview camera with guidelines, proximity key entry, push button start, auto - on / off headlights, fog lights, tire pressure monitoring system, ECON mode button and Eco-Assist system, Bluetooth, AM / FM / CD touch screen stereo system with USB and auxiliary inputs, satellite radio equipped, steering wheel mounted controls, cruise control with steering wheel mounted paddle shifters, dual climate zone, air conditioning, heated front seats, power adjustable driver's» seat with two memory settings, two 12V power outlets, power and heated mirrors, power locks, remote keyless entry with trunk release, power windows, split fold rear seat, electronic stability control and anti-lock braking system.

2016 Honda Civic Touring featuring, CVT transmission, five passenger seating, GPS Navigation system, the Honda Sensing technologies: Adaptive Cruise Control, Forward Collision Warning system, Collision Mitigation Braking system, Lane Departure Warning system, Lane Keeping Assist system and Road Departure Mitigation system, power sunroof, LaneWatch passenger side blind spot display, rearview camera with guidelines, push button start, proximity key entry, auto - on / off headlights, fog lights, leather interior, ECON mode button and Eco-Assist system, Bluetooth, AM / FM touch screen stereo system with two USB inputs, Apple CarPlay ™ / Android Auto ™ connectivity, steering wheel mounted controls, cruise control, brake hold, air conditioning, dual climate zones, heated front seats, one 12V power outlet, power and heated mirrors, power locks, remote keyless entry with trunk release, power windows, split fold rear seat, electronic stability control and anti-lock braking system.

2015 Honda Civic LX featuring a CVT transmission, five passenger seating, power sunroof, LaneWatch passenger side blind spot camera, rearview camera with guide... Read More

Though its LaneWatch camera is nice, the Accord is still lacking a proper blind - spot monitoring option.

Other features include power seats, leather upholstery, a power sunroof, Honda's LaneWatch blind - spot camera, dual - zone climate control and more.

The Accord will be the first model to receive the Honda - exclusive LaneWatch blind - spot display, which uses a camera system mounted on the passenger mirror for an enhanced view of the passenger - side roadway.

The windows are big, the A-pillars are thin, and not only is a rearview camera standard on all Civics, but the Accord's LaneWatch blind - spot camera is now included on the Civic EX and above.

The LaneWatch passenger side video camera tracks the right side blind spot.

The 2016 Pilot can be had with adaptive cruise control, forward collision warning and collision mitigation braking, lane departure warning with lane keep assist, and blind spot detection in the form of Honda LaneWatch (a passenger - side camera).

The higher trims offer navigation on a 7 - inch screen, satellite and HD radio, and the LaneWatch camera — passenger side only — that functions as blind spot detection.

The Fit will be available with features like a multi-angle rearview camera, Bluetooth connectivity, a 7 - inch display with HondaLink connectivity and LaneWatch blind - spot monitoring system.

The LaneWatch camera system that projects an image of the right blind spot on the central screen also received a lot of compliments with passengers.

It's similar to Honda's LaneWatch camera system, but Hyundai's BVM works on both sides of the car, rather than just the passenger side, and displays its blind - spot feed in the instrument cluster rather than the center display.

It includes a standard Multi-Angle Rearview Camera and an available suite of safety and driver assistive technologies that includes Honda's popular LaneWatch ™ display, a blind spot information system, Collision Mitigation Braking System ™ (CMBS ™), Lane Departure Warning (LDW), Forward Collision Warning (FCW), Lane Keeping Assist System (LKAS), Adaptive Cruise Control, and two Honda - first technologies: Road Departure Mitigation (RDM) system and Rear Cross Traffic Monitor.

Standard equipment includes a power moonroof; a 10 - speaker sound system; heated front seats; Honda's «LaneWatch» blind - spot camera; automatic climate control; and push - button starting.

The 2017 Ridgeline, depending on trim, can also be equipped with Honda LaneWatch ™, Rear Cross Traffic Monitor and a blind spot information system; and all Ridgeline's come equipped with a Multi-Angle Rearview Camera.

Noteworthy safety and driver assistance features of the 2017 Honda CR - V diesel include LaneWatch Blind Spot Display (EL 4WD), driver attention monitor (EL 4WD), Agile Handling Assist, VSA, HSA and rearview camera.

Drivers will have access to either Honda's LaneWatch blind - spot camera or a conventional, sensor - based blind - spot monitoring system depending on trim level.

Moving up to the EX trim adds keyless entry, a moonroof, push - button start and LaneWatch, which uses a camera to monitor the passenger - side blind spot.

The Pilot includes a standard Multi-Angle Rearview Camera and an available suite of safety and driver assistive technologies that includes LaneWatch ™ display, a blind spot information system, Collision Mitigation Braking System ™ (CMBS ™), Lane Departure Warning (LDW), Forward Collision Warning (FCW), Lane Keeping Assist System (LKAS), Adaptive Cruise Control, Road Departure Mitigation (RDM) system and Rear Cross Traffic Monitor.

The LaneWatch camera system continues to earn raves, with some editors saying they wouldn't mind a camera for the left - hand blind spot, too.

Honda LaneWatch — This available feature uses a camera on the right side of the vehicle to display your blind spot whenever you signal right.

Standard on the base Hybrid is Smart Entry and Start, a rearview camera system with Honda's LaneWatch blind - spot display, Bluetooth, Pandora integration, SMS text capability, dual - zone automatic climate control, a ten - way power driver's seat and a six - speaker audio system.

Blind spot detection is right - side - only via a rear - facing camera; it's called Honda LaneWatch.

Blind spot detection replaces LaneWatch, the passenger - side - only camera that displayed a rear - facing view on the center stack screen, with three distance - gauging lines that let the driver decide if it was safe to change lanes.