Mercedes Benz Parts: Keeping You Safe
by GLADY REIGN
Innovation has always been an adage of Mercedes Benz. Although it is the oldest German automobile brand, the company always maintained itself to be at par with technological progress in manufacturing Mercedes Benz parts that are safer, more efficient, and more comfortable. As a luxury brand, it is recognized as the car of people with wealth and recognition. If its cars are for the prestigious and influential, then they must be equipped with the safest components and most protective Mercedes Benz parts accessories. It actually pioneered use of the groundbreaking anti-lock braking system (ABS), airbags, active suspension, and ceramic brakes. With the 1.2 million fatalities in road accidents annually, these improved technologies have saved countless lives.
As early as 1951, the brand already featured a ��safety cage�� at the front and rear end of its vehicles. These Mercedes Benz parts served as crumple zones in the eventuality of collisions and thus avoided excessive impacts that are potentially fatal to passengers. With the brand��s PRE-SAFE feature, meanwhile, a radar functions to detect an impending collision on the spot and switches the vehicle to a safe mode. The seats are automatically moved into an optimal position and the windows and sunroof are closed as the seatbelts are tightened to warn the passengers of the imminent danger. Even the Mercedes Benz parts accessories work so harmoniously with the rest of the standard components in the vehicle only to ensure safety.
By now, the company is also developing a fatigue-detection system which is suppose to warn drivers whenever they manifest signs of micro-sleep��an extended period of the usual blinking motion. Using the data that include time of the day, traffic situation, individual driving style, and journey duration, the Mercedes Benz parts can act accordingly to make the driver conscious of his fatigue and thus help him avoid possible accident. Just recently, the brand was awarded with the 4th place in the Initial Quality Study on vehicle quality��proof that it��s claim to quality isn��t overrated, with an independent body recognizing the company��s effort to keep its passengers protected.
