Contract Hire News – Another safety first for Mercedes-Benz
It is not just low contract hire rates that are attracting drivers in increasing numbers to the Mercedes-Benz models available at City Vehicle Leasing.
According to the team at the discount contract hire specialists, Mercedes-Benz’s unrivalled reputation for safety is another key reason that draws motorists to the three-pointed star.
Mercedes-Benz has been at the forefront of automotive safety for years – its passive safety innovations including the rigid-form passenger cell, crumple zone, airbag and three-point seat belt adding to active safety developments such as ABS, ESP® and Brake Assist.
Now comes news of another significant breakthrough – the use of an ‘autopilot’ system to test future generations of driver assistance systems. Mercedes-Benz has become the first vehicle manufacturer to introduce ‘automated driving’ into its research and development, which enables manoeuvres that cannot be replicated by human drivers to be precisely reproduced.
An onboard computer allows engineers to programme a set course and monitor the test vehicle as well as any others involved under real-life conditions and without putting anyone’s health and safety at risk.
It’s a ‘safe’ bet that you won’t be able to contract hire your desired Mercedes-Benz anywhere cheaper than City Vehicle Leasing. Please call the company today on 0844 375 3263 and the team will be provide you with a quotation and discuss its safety specification with you.
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