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Philadelphia BMW Dealer is Showing off BMW's Advanced Safety Technology

West German BMW, a leading Philadelphia BMW dealer, is helping customers stay safe on the road with the new and innovative technology in BMW cars.

2011-06-22
FORT WASHINGTON, PA, June 22, 2011 (Press-News.org) BMW is known for its innovative technology that is meant to enhance the joy of driving. Another main concern for the German automaker is developing technology that keeps drivers safe. With distractions from cell phones, the radio, and even passengers, BMW has developed pioneering technology features that are meant to keep drivers safe amidst the growing list of distractions. West German BMW is informing customers how these new safety features can benefit them while out on the road.

BMW believes that one thing that is even more important than driving fast is being able to stop fast. BMW developed an Enhanced Braking System that does more than just slow the vehicle down. In wet conditions, the braking system dries off the rotors to ensure a quick stop. If stopped on a hill, the brakes keep the car from rolling. In addition, the intuitive system will prepare the brake if the driver quickly pulls their foot off the accelerator.

Another optional safety feature from BMW is a Lane Departure Warning system. Using a camera mounted between the rear-view mirror and windshield, the camera can "see" the markings on the road ahead. If the driver begins to change lanes without signaling first, the steering wheel discreetly vibrates as a reminder.

Drivers know that nighttime driving requires even more concentration due to reduced visibility. BMW is taking some of the strain away from drivers with Night Vision. This system allows drivers to see pedestrians or animals up to 328 yards ahead in the dark using an infrared camera mounted on the front of the vehicle. BMW is keeps drivers even more safe at night with the groundbreaking Xenon Adaptive Headlights. Using an electromechanical system, the headlights follow the direction of the wheels which allows drivers to see more of the road, sooner. The xenon lights also emitted twice as much light as the standard halogen light, while using half as much energy.

These are just a few of the long list of innovative technology features keeping BMW drivers safe. Everyone at West German BMW is committed to keeping their customers as safe as possible on the road. To learn more about BMW safety features, stop into West German BMW or visit them online at http://www.westgermanmotors.com.

West German BMW is proud to have served Philadelphia, Pennsylvania for over 40 years. Carrying a full line of new and used BMW cars, West German BMW offers the best selection when it comes to purchasing a vehicle. The knowledgeable service department at West German BMW is prepared to assist with repairs and routine maintenance and the BMW Parts Department offers one-stop shopping on a full selection of BMW parts and accessories. As the third oldest BMW center in the United States, West German BMW strives for 100 percent customer satisfaction at every visit.


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[Press-News.org] Philadelphia BMW Dealer is Showing off BMW's Advanced Safety Technology
West German BMW, a leading Philadelphia BMW dealer, is helping customers stay safe on the road with the new and innovative technology in BMW cars.