New Volkswagen Passat Safety Features & Rating

Looking for a safe sedan for sale? The new Volkswagen Passat for sale should be one of your top choices. The 4-door sedan comes loaded with safety features that you'll love. But don't take our word for it.

In the article below we will highlight the main new VW Passat safety features with detailed explanation of how they work to keep you and your passengers safe in the car on the road.

VW Passat Safety Features - Safety Cage

Safety cage is a rigid part of the body of a car that surrounds the passenger compartment and protects passengers in the event of a collision. It helps distribute forces away from driver and passengers. The front and rear crumble zones of the new Volkswagen Passat help absorb crash energy. It also keeps the doors of the car closed during the crash but also able to open for easy access of first responders to the passengers.

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Intelligent Crash Response System (ICRS)

When the new Volkswagen Passat crash sensors detect a collision that results in deploying the air bags the Intelligent Crash Response System is detected automatically to:

New Volkswagen Passat Rear View Camera System

Honestly, we don't know how drivers can manage without one. It helps you see obstacles when backing up your new Volkswagen Passat which means it reduces minor accidents and repair costs associated with them.

Having a wide lens backup camera also means that you could parallel parking quickly and safely without fear of denting yours or other vehicles. It's twice as useful at night as you can clearly the area behind your new Volkswagen Passat when you are backing out.

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The TPMS automatically monitors the air pressure of the tires of your new Volkswagen Passat and alerts you to a loss of tire pressure to add air. How is that a safety feature you might think?

Let me ask you something. When was the last time you checked the air pressure of your car tires? Probably never. Did you know that driving with under-inflated tires can cause unpredictable drive patterns at high speeds?

By helping you maintain proper tire pressure of the new Volkswagen Passat the Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) increases your safety on the road. Proper tire pressure improves vehicle's handling, decreases tire wear (you won't have to replace tires more often that it is necessary thus save money), reduces breaking distance and improves fuel economy.