Ford confirms some new safety features in 2011 Ford Explorer that includes Curve Control for vehicle stability while taking sharp curves at top speed and would come with sensors that would detect if the vehicle is taking turns too quickly and would warn the driver. And if the senor finds the speed more than required in turns, it automatically reduces the speed up to 10 mph within one second and would allow the car to continue in its line of curve path.
Detroit news says that there are more than 50,000 crashes on curves each year in the U.S. alone and such a facility in Ford Explorer is a welcome note for automobile lovers. Though curve control would be first introduced in Ford Explorer, but spokesman of Ford said that the company plans to include curve control in its 90 percent of vehicles by 2015.
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