Coverage tagged Safety.
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Officer Damon Badnell sustained multiple injuries but survived after his Ford Crown Victoria split nearly in two during a high-speed response on slick roads.
A study of insurance quotes puts Baltimore at the top for accident-prone drivers, while several smaller cities also rank high for crash risk.
Hotai Motor will recall eight Toyota models built locally between April 2006 and November 2008 after a sealant fault raised concerns about water ingress and rust.
Insurance.com’s analysis of accident claims by profession puts lawyers, financial professionals and government workers at the top, with athletes and homemakers among the safest.
Toyota has outlined the technical fixes for accelerator pedal entrapment risks affecting several Toyota and Lexus models built between 2004 and 2010.
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety named 27 vehicles as 2010 Top Safety Picks, with models from Buick, Audi and Honda leading their categories.
Bosch's Night Vision plus system, launched in 2009, uses infrared technology to identify and highlight pedestrians at night, debuting in the Mercedes-Benz E-Class and S-Class.
Volvo has released the first official images of its all-new S60, a sportier saloon set for Geneva debut in March 2010 with new safety features and dynamic design.
Volvo has issued a recall for certain 2008-2010 S80, 2009-2010 XC70 and 2010 XC60 models to address a software issue that could cause engine stalling.
Toyota announced a recall affecting 3.8 million vehicles in the US after finding that unsecured or incompatible floor mats could trap the accelerator pedal, raising the risk of unintended acceleration.
Alfa Romeo’s MiTo supermini secured a five-star result in the 2008 Euro NCAP crash tests, scoring 36 out of 37 for adult occupant protection.
Alpine’s multi camera system combines real-time video and navigation data to help eliminate blind spots and improve manoeuvring for trucks and buses.
The 2010 Lexus GS 450h arrives with revised safety technology, a new navigation system, updated audio options and fresh styling details for buyers seeking a premium hybrid saloon.
Volvo Trucks introduced an upgraded Electronic Stability Program in 2009, extending advanced rollover and skid prevention to a wider range of heavy-duty vehicles, including those carrying dangerous goods.
Suzuki launches the Kizashi sedan as its global flagship, offering a 2.4-litre engine, available all-wheel drive and a strong standard safety package.
Responding correctly after a collision can protect your safety, help with insurance claims and ensure the right information is gathered at the scene.
Nissan’s latest navigation system, launching on the next-generation Fuga in Japan, integrates real-time ITS data to deliver new safety and efficiency features.
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety recognised the Audi A3, A4, A6 and Q7 for strong crash protection and standard electronic stability control.
Jaguar Land Rover will recall 157 XJ saloons in China from June 2009 to address a brake system fault identified by the country’s quality regulator.
The 2010 Ford Mustang made its debut ahead of the Los Angeles Auto Show, introducing revised styling, new technology and powertrain enhancements for both V6 and GT models.
Acura’s 2010 TSX introduces a 3.5-litre V6 alongside the existing four-cylinder, bringing more power, revised suspension and fresh features to the entry-premium saloon.
A US safety report highlights the risk to used car buyers and owners after finding that nearly 20% of fatal accidents involve vehicles lacking air bags.
A new analysis applying Euro NCAP’s combined safety scoring system to 150 models puts the Citroën C6 at the top, ahead of the C4 and Volkswagen Golf.
Lexus is recalling GS, IS and LS models from 2006 to 2008 in the US after identifying a corrosion problem with fuel delivery pipes that could lead to leaks.