The latest models of the Honda CR-V come with a number of driver awareness systems. These systems work together to ensure that you are safe at all times and on all terrains.

Honda CR-V is a power packed car which needs proper mechanisms to keep it under control. Currently, the CR-V is priced at around $24,045. If you are looking for cheaper second- hand deals, look for 2010 Honda CR-V or other older models at the Honda centers.

Coming back to the safety features of the Honda CR-V, here we have listed a few path-breaking features that make this compact SUV a safe ride.

Blind Spot Information System
Blind Spot Information System (BSIS) monitors the car’s sides using sensors. It monitors the area surrounding the vehicle and informs you at the times when you plan to make a turn. BSIS beeps when a vehicle is detected on either side.

Cross Traffic Monitor
Cross Traffic Monitor works with the help of multiple cameras fitted on the car. This system keeps an eye on all sides of the car to help you shift between lanes.

Adaptive Cruise Control
Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) is like Auto Pilot. If you are tired of driving, switch on the ACC and your car will detect the speed of the vehicle in the front and set its speed to it.

Forward Collision Warning
Honda’s Collision Warning system works with the use of cameras installed in the windshield and the vehicles. This system calculates the distance between the SUV and the vehicle in front to determine and forecast any future collisions.

Brake Assist
Honda’s Brake Assist system helps the drivers to stop more quickly during emergencies. To use this system, all you have to do is press the brakes really hard and keep it pressed for a long time.

All these technical features are available in the Honda CR-V along with the standard features like airbags, ABS, and Vehicle Stability Assist among others. Aren’t all these features fair for its price of a Honda CR-V? For a cheaper deal, check out 2010 Honda CR-V or older models at a second-hand sale.