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How Subaru Driver Assist Technology Keeps You Safer

Subaru EyeSight® Driver Assist Technology: How Subarus Can Keep You Safer On The Road Subaru has long been a leader in car safety systems, particularly those that allow the driver and passengers to be safer in a collision. Today most car buyers take crumple zones, safety belts, airbags and anti-lock brakes for granted, but overall safety features of a car are still a priority for most people. However, the focus is now shifting from what happens during and after an accident to preventing accidents from happening in the first place. According to a Consumer Reports article, in a national survey of U.S. drivers that plan to buy a new or used vehicle in the next two years, 51% said it was very important for their next car to have a rearview camera or backup warning , and 45% said they wanted a blind-spot warning system . It’s clear that these types of preventative safety measures are an important factor in new car purchases. Subaru’s latest driver safety systems go well bey

Do you know what kind of fuel to put into your car?

Confusion at the Pumps: How to Choose the Right Fuel Have you ever pulled up to the gas station to put gas in your gar and wondered: what type of fuel should I put in my car? If you’re confused at the gas pump, you’re not alone. In the United States, there are primarily two types of common automotive fuel: diesel and gasoline. According to overall sales in 2014, gasoline is the most common fuel used. Gasoline powers more than 98% of all light duty vehicles in the States, with diesel following in a distant second at 1.5%*. Light duty vehicles include all passenger cars, pickup trucks and sport utility vehicles. However, gasoline itself is typically available in three grades: standard, mid-grade and premium. But some gas stations even offer “E-15” and “E-85” grades, adding to the confusion at gas pumps. First, let’s cover diesel, which is far less common than gasoline powered vehicles. Diesel is a higher viscosity (thickness) fuel, which is derived from crude or

What Should You Do After You Get In A Car Accident?

What Should You Do After You Get In A Car Accident? Getting into a car accident is a scary thing. Whether you’re driving and you accidentally rear end someone or a car hits your vehicle when you’re in a parking lot, getting in a car accident – no matter how minor -- can ruin your day. There are approximately 6 million car accidents in the U.S. every year . By some estimates you will be in some type of car accident about once every 17.9 years . This means that you must be prepared for what to do when you get into a car accident. Here are some tips on what you should do if you get into an accident with your vehicle. Be Prepared If you drive, chances are you will be in some type of car accident, so it’s best to be prepared ahead of time. That means you should have a few things with you in your vehicle so you’re ready in case you’re involved in a car accident: · Keep a copy of your current proof of insurance and vehicle registration in your glove box w

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