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PRESAFE® is the Mercedes-Benz suite of intelligent collision prevention and mitigation features. In essence, they work to prevent accidents before they happen, and if a collision is inevitable, they do everything to minimize damage and keep you safe. Take a moment to learn more about Mercedes-Benz PRESAFE®. Then, contact Mercedes-Benz Brampton to test drive some models that feature PRESAFE® features, so we can show you just how technologically advanced Mercedes-Benz models have become!
Your PRESAFE® Mercedes-Benz system features dozens of sensors that field for possible accidents. If detects that you’re at risk for a collision in Caledon traffic, it can take a number of steps to protect you, including:
Now that you’ve read about the most fundamental ways that Mercedes-Benz PRESAFE® works to keep you safer on Orangeville streets, let’s take a look at more standout features it implements to protect you!
PRESAFE® Sound emits a “pink noise” when it senses that the sound of a collision has exceeded 80 decibels. This sound protects your inner ear from any damage created by the often loud noises associated with a car crash, by triggering your stapedius reflex. The pink noise causes your stapedius muscle to contract for a short time, weakening the connection between the eardrum and inner ear via causing, so you can protect your inner ear from any permanent damage.
Because the sidewalls of your vehicle are so thin, they don’t offer as much built-in crumple zone protection as the front or rear of your vehicle. PRESAFE® Impulse Side attempts to account for this lack by moving passengers away from acute danger zones in the cabin when it detects a side impact.
Mercedes-Benz models can come equipped with a number of other safety features that aren’t part of the Mercedes-Benz suite of PRESAFE® features. Take a look at some of the technologies you can outfit your next model with:
From time to time, you’ll need to have your Mercedes-Benz PRESAFE® sensors cleaned and adjusted. But how you can tell that your PRESAFE® Mercedes-Benz system is due for a service? The vehicle information panel behind your steering wheel will alert you by flashing the message “PRESAFE® Functions Limited.”
We’d love to give you a more in-depth tour of the PRESAFE® Mercedes-Benz technologies. If you’d like to arrange to test drive the latest lineup of vehicles with Mercedes-Benz PRESAFE® near Georgetown, just give Mercedes-Benz Brampton a call at (888)-993-4807. In the meantime, take a moment to explore our other Mercedes-Benz research guides for helpful info about Mercedes-Benz 4MATIC® and more!
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