2011 Ford Explorer named IIHS Top Safety Pick
The brand new model of the 2011 Ford Explorer is named Top Safety Pick by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety – the automotive equivalent from the Dean’s Listing along with a rarefied group the well-liked SUV had been excluded so far. In a very little bit of irony, the Explorer has grown from a truck based entire body on frame design for a car-based unit for that new design year. The price with the IIHS calls into question the common mythology that motor trucks are inherently safer than cars.
The brand new 2011 Explorer has all goods: dual front airbags, side and curtain, antilock brakes, traction and stability control and lively headrests. Rear-seat inflatable seat belts make their debut inside the explorer, and blind-spot detection, adaptive cruise manage and “control curve” that predicts tight turns are all available.
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