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Safery Features In Toyota New Models


JacobRAV4
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I an Toyota user for many years, in the near time I am planing to buy a new car and one of my major consideration is going to be - Safety.

While I am looking on different cars I see Volvo with "City Safety", I see Ford Edge with soem Radar based safet technology, I see similiar features in Mercedes and also in some others car manufactures , but I don't see anything from this new generation of safety image-processing based systems in Toyota new models.

Is it the Toyota far behind ? I hope not.

It is very evident that the next car I will buy must come with image-processing safety system.

Does anyone know where is Toyota in this arae ?

Thank you.

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Toyota are just as advanced as the rest, but they are putting the systems into the Lexus rather than Toyota brand

http://www.engadget.com/2006/08/28/toyota-unveils-advanced-collision-detection-technology/

In the Lexus it is called the Pre Crash Safety System

http://www.lexus.co.uk/range/rx/key-features/safety/Safety-pre-crash-safety-system.aspx

Toyota's press release from 2009

http://www.toyota.co.jp/en/news/09/0226.html

And the Wiki entry on all the manufacturers different systems

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Precrash_system

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