Storage With Style
Whether you prefer a lightweight economy sedan or a larger, roomier model, the current fleet of innovative luxury automobiles also furnishes storage upgrades. With extensive automation capacity, including Internet-connectivity and keyless entry, automakers have included helpful compartments for safely storing tablets, laptops and other electronic devices during long road trips.
The availability of infotainment options helps keep kids entertained – and therefore quiet – on long drives. In addition to rear-seat televisions, most luxury sedans today offer buyers attractive options, including a mobile Wi-Fi zone within the vehicle that allows family members to text, email and play video games or complete homework assignments on the go and supplies voice-activated online access to podcasts, satellite radio, and more.
Some popular large luxury sedans even resemble SUVs in terms of their equipment-storage options. Rear seats may fold down to accommodate cargo. These features help the vehicles fill the storage expectations of active families en route to ski trips, hockey practice, camping excursions or athletic events.
Individualized Safety Features
During former eras, government agencies and the insurance industry often struggled to persuade automakers to include certain effective safety technologies as standard features of vehicles. Today, as the benefits of manufacturing safe automobiles gain wider appreciation, many companies vie to claim the best record in this area in sedans classified within the luxury class.
As automakers place a greater emphasis upon customization, many have departed from automatically installing every available safety feature in the vehicle, preferring instead to allow customers to select specific safety upgrades that interest them. Individual company strategies on this subject vary. A family vehicle in the luxury sedan class naturally includes extensive built-in safety features, such as the Infiniti Q50. These advantages serve two basic goals: reducing the likelihood of an accident, and helping to protect occupants during and after a collision.
