Which is the safest car in India under 10 lakhs?
When it comes to safety, there are plenty of options under the price bracket mentioned. And the two particular names that come to my mind are the Renault Duster and Renault Lodgy. The Duster, an out and out SUV, gives the unhindered experience of off-roading, at the core of which lie safety features such as ABS, electronic stability programme, EBD with brake assist. The dual front airbags protect you while the monocoque body provides increased torsional rigidity. The Duster also has a Hill Start Assist feature which makes an uphill drive effortless. The reverse parking camera with guidelines and rapid deceleration warning lets you avoid collisions while reversing. Also, with a high ground clearance of 210 mm, you can, without any hesitation, chart on any terrain you wish.The Renault Lodgy on the other hand is a true multipurpose vehicle (MPV) meant for a big-sized family and built with safety features to address all your concerns about your family’s well-being, when you are out with them on those long drives or if any other member in your family is driving. The car features anti-braking system (ABS) with EBD for better control in emergency braking situations. There are door ajar warnings which alert you, so that you know if the doors haven’t been closed properly. Higher ground clearance, driver and passenger airbags, a rear wiper, washer and defogger for better driving in adverse weather conditions and reverse parking sensors with camera make the Lodgy a perfect vehicle for those who put their family’s safety first.Because of the features mentioned above along with great looks, interiors and performance, both these cars have been a favourite in their segment. So, if you’re wondering which cars to buy for a safe driving experience, go ahead and choose any of them between the two. Drive safe and take care!
How do i get my vw car radio out of safe mode?
You haven't mentioned what type of VW or radio are involved here, but when SAFE appears in the display, it means the anti-theft feature has been activated (which can happen in the case of a loss of power). You can only fix this by entering the correct code, which will have been included with the radio manual of your vehicle at the time of purchase by the original owner. It will usually be printed on a card the size of a standard credit card. The "2" on the left that you mentioned is the number of incorrect attempts to enter the code. In this case, the radio is locked for one hour (at least, on our 2003 model). You must leave the radio on AND the key in the ignition during that one hour to allow for two new attempts at entering the correct code. When you turn on the radio (of after one hour, after two failed attempts) the number "1000" should display on the radio. The first four buttons of your preset stations are used to enter the correct code (our radio has six of these, so the last two are not used): - The first button is only used for the first digit. - The 2 button is only used for the second digit. - The 3 button is only used for the third digit. - The 4 preset button is only used for the fourth digit. In our vehicle, you press each button repeatedly until the correct digit displays. Pressing the button should cycle the appropriate digit through 1 to 9 and 0 until the correct digit shows up in that position, then move on to the next button. At the end of the sequence, press the [SEEK] ^ (up arrow) or the [SCAN] button for about two seconds and you should hear a beep indicating that you have correctly reset the code. If you have lost this card, you will have to contact the dealer, with proof of ownership, so that they can order a new code and reset it.
How Safe is The 2013/2014 Chevrolet Spark?
It's Just a Small Little Car, I'm Sure They are Outstanding for Regular Transportation But I am Talking in Terms of Driving on The Interstate/Highway How Safe are They to Drive on The Highway Would You Own One ? Is it Known as a Pretty Good First Car for a 21 Year Old Guy ? I'm Looking at It Mainly Due to The Affordability and I Kinda Like Them
Good truck as a first car?
If fuel economy is a concern, you're best bet is a small pick-up. You're not going to get better than about 14 mpg city and 19 mpg on the highway with any full-size pickup like the Silverado. Edmunds.com Top recommended pick-ups are as follows: Top Recommended Small Pick-ups 2005-2012 Toyota Tacoma Mid-size Pickup http://www.edmunds.com/toyota/tacoma/2005 2005-2007 Dodge Dakota Mid-size Pickup http://www.edmunds.com/dodge/dakota/2005 2005-2012 Nissan Frontier Mid-size Pickup http://www.edmunds.com/nissan/frontier/2005 Note: All of the compact pick-ups listed above have good crash ratings, however all other small pick-ups on the market (such as the Ford Ranger and Chevy colorado) have very poor crash ratings and are overall rated low by the critics. Top-recommeded Full-size Pickups 2004-2012 F-150 Full-size Pickup http://www.edmunds.com/ford/f-150/2012 2002-2012 Ram 1500 Full-size Pickup (the Ram Pickup was previously known as the Dodge Ram, but Dodge no longer builds the Ram. Instead Ram became its own make, hence the removal of the name "Dodge". http://www.edmunds.com/dodge/ram-pickup-1500/2005/ 2007+ Chevy Silverado Full-size Pickup (Silverados built before the 2007 model year had poor crash ratings and are not recommended.) http://www.edmunds.com/chevrolet/silverado/2007 2004-2011 Toyota Tundra Full-size Pickup http://www.edmunds.com/toyota/tundra/2004 good luck!