Sentences with phrase «inflatable rear seat belts»

Two years ago, Ford announced inflatable rear seat belts in the Explorer.

On the safety front, the 2015 Ford F - 150 is offered with inflatable rear seat belts and a blind - spot information system.

Chief among them are a new 1.5 - liter, four - cylinder engine option and some newly available features, including inflatable rear seat belts, a heated steering wheel and ventilated front seats.

The special inflatable rear seat belt airbag system added another $ 195, bringing the price as tested to $ 45,550.

It also had the option of inflatable rear seat belts, which inflate when in a collision to minimize damage done by the seat belt.

It has added an entry level Fusion S trim (price reflected in blue box above), will offer some new interior and exterior color options, and is adding its proprietary inflatable rear seat belts.

For 2014, the Fusion will add its name to the four other cars that get inflatable rear seat belts, these being the Ford Explorer, Flex, Lincoln MKT and MKZ.

To name just three examples, a blind - spot monitor with cross-traffic alert is an available extra, as are Ford's unique inflatable rear seat belts; and the cruise control can be upgraded to an adaptive, radar - guided version that includes collision warning and braking support.

Other changes for 2014 include two new exterior color options — Dark Side and Sunset — and Ford's in - house designed inflatable rear seat belts.

The optional inflatable rear seat belts that Ford debuted on the 2011 Ford Explorer are now available on Fusion for the first time.

• Explorer raises the bar on safety with a class - leading array of airbags including industry - first inflatable rear seat belts, Trinity front impact structure, AdvanceTrac ® with RSC ® (Roll Stability Control ™) and Curve Control functionality

Moreover, the Blue Oval's focus on safety extends to inflatable rear seat belts in crew - cab models and strong safety ratings across the board.

In terms of safety and driver aid systems the 2013 Lincoln MKT comes with Inflatable rear seat belts, 6 - airbags, ABS, Traction Control with RSC (Roll Stability Control), Curve Control which is a system designed to apply the brakes in case the driver enters a curve to quick, Lane Keeping System and Collision warning

The current car is more strongly constructed than the old model and can be fitted with a huge range of features — including inflatable rear seat belts that hold occupants tightly in the event of an accident.

This is the option group for those who would rather be driven than drive themselves, with 40/20/40 split - folding heated and cooled, power - reclining rear seats, inflatable rear seat belts, passenger seat - back controls switch, and a moonroof.

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The Edge has a slight advantage by supplying an available 180 - degree camera and inflatable rear seat belts.

The include: active grille shutters that close to reduce wind resistance; adaptive cruise control with collision warning; auto stop - start; blind spot detection (blind spot information system to Ford); standard rear camera and 180 - degree front camera with a washer; cross traffic alert; automated head - in and parallel parking; heated and cooled seats; lane keep assist; and inflatable rear seat belts.

Inflatable rear seat belts are an innovation that are available on the options list, while a lane keeping aid and traffic sign recognition are standard.

Inflatable rear seat belts are offered as an option on all crew - cab models.

Blind spot detection with rear cross traffic alert and inflatable rear seat belts are $ 650, a moonroof runs $ 1,595, and a hands - free power lift gate is $ 550.

A must - have $ 4,300 equipment group adds navigation ($ 795 separately), heated and cooled front seats, a 110 - volt AC jack, a front camera, blind spot detection, and inflatable rear seat belts.