Chrysler vehicles have some really impressive driver assistance features, and the 2024 Chrysler Pacifica has the most standard safety and security features in its class. We’d like to go through them for you now so you can know what to expect when you visit your Chrysler dealer to take the car out for a test drive.
Advanced Safety Features of the 2024 Chrysler Pacifica You’ll Find at Your Chrysler Dealer
Full-Speed Forward Collision Warning with Active Braking
If there’s a potential collision posing a threat to you and your passengers, then your Chrysler Pacifica will make sure you receive a warning about it. If necessary, your vehicle can bring itself to a complete stop to try and prevent the collision from occurring.
Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop and Go
Adaptive Cruise Control aims to automate your speed changes, which can help ease fatigue and make driving a little more relaxing while the feature is in use. The system adjusts your speed based on how far away you are from the car in front of you. It helps you keep a safe distance away from that car. This feature works from zero all the way up to cruising speeds.
Pedestrian Automatic Emergency Braking System
Your car doesn’t just warn you of potential collisions with other drivers and hit the brakes when necessary. It can also detect pedestrians and automatically apply the brakes to prevent collisions with them, too.
LaneSense Lane Departure Warning with Lane Keeping Assist
Staying in your lane helps keep you and every other driver on the road safe, but sometimes it’s much too easy to accidentally drift toward the next lane. Lane Departure Warning with Lane Keep Assist lets you know when this accidental drifting occurs so you can correct your steering and return to the center of your lane safely.
Blind Spot Monitoring System
It’s important to be aware of everything that’s going on around you while driving, including what’s going on in your blind spot. Because these areas are so difficult to see, the Blind Spot Monitoring System sends you an alert when it detects a car entering one of those blind zones. If the car is in your left blind zone, then the alert appears in the left exterior mirror, and the same applies for the right side of your vehicle.
ParkSense Rear Park Assist
When you’re backing up, it can be difficult to gauge how far away you are from stationary obstacles behind you. The Rear Park Assist System can detect obstacles behind you, and it lets you know how far away those obstacles are. If you’re in danger of colliding with something behind you, then your car can automatically apply the brakes to help you out.
In a car like this, you’re bound to feel safe no matter what happens on the road. Test drive it at Don Johnson’s Cumberland Motors in Cumberland, WI today.
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