Best Features In A Car

Automobiles that recognize traffic light changes and count down until the upcoming green light.

Why It's Cool: We spend at least 38 hours each year stuck in traffic, and that usually involves a lot of time looking at stoplights. Throughout the upcoming few decades, Audi will roll out a traffic lighting information system that will inform drivers how long before the next green light and also tell you slow or fast they should head to get to the next green light, all in one system.

Crash detection sensors that get you the help you require, fast.

It's Cool: A car crash is one of the scariest things anyone goes through, and if you've been in one, attempting to signal for help becomes one of the most difficult things to do. In today's era, companies such as Ford and GM use mobile connectivity and detectors to dial 911 and send help to wherever you are. Every second counts.

Push button shifting for easy adjustments while on the road.

Why It's Cool: We've been wowed by the push button ignition that has made its way into quite a few cars in the past couple of years, however the 2015 Acura TLX and 2016 Honda Pilot contribute into the automatic ingenuity using different buttons for different gears. This frees up more room in the center console, and also permits for distinct shifting modes for more effective driving.

Automatic stop and start engines to save gas through those traffic jams.

It's Cool: Your car goes through a lot of fuel when it's not moving in visitors, and some folks even go through the step of quitting their car when things come to a halt. The 2015 Chevy Malibu gets rid of all of the guesswork and automatically stops a vehicle if your foot is on the brake pedal during a jam, and restarts the car when your foot is off, saving your gas and saving the environment.

Built-in night vision and radar detection for avoiding wilderness and objects.

Why It's Cool: We've all experienced nighttime drives if your high beams aren't enough to cause you to feel secure. But because we are living in the long run, car manufacturers such as BMW and Audi have taken it on themselves to create actual night vision dash systems that operate with detectors and allow you to view wildlife such as deer or items such as trash cans in the complete dark.