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Anti-lock Braking System (ABS)
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Bi-xenon headlamps with
automatic levelling Bi-xenon headlamps give a broader low beam and better kerbside visibility. Brightness is much closer to daylight levels than normal halogen lamps. For high beam, the bi-xenon lamps are supplemented with halogen lights that give a long and broad throw. Beam length is adjusted automatically to maximise capacity and to reduce the risk of blinding oncoming traffic. On EU markets the bi-xenon lights comes with headlamp washers as standard. |
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Cornering Brake Control
Increases braking capacity and reduce tendencies to pull to one side when you turn and brake simultaneously. |
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Driver's airbag, adaptive
Adaptive dual-stage airbag. Sensors register the crash force and whether the belt is being used. The system adjusts airbag deployment to suit, either to the maximum or with lower pressure. Interacts with the front seatbelts for added protection. |
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DynaCage DynaCage is a roll-over protection by means of the heavily reinforced windscreen frame and the active pop-up bars hidden immediately behind the rear head restraints. The pop-up bars ? and the belt pre-tensioners ? are activated when the system?s sensors detect a risk of rolling over, and also in severe impacts from the front or side. |
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Electronic key with remote
control The electronic key is not just simply a key. In addition to the usual comfort functions such as locking and unlocking all the doors and boot lid by pressing a button, it also works as a theft deterrent and personal security support. |
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Electronic steering column
lock An electronic steering wheel lock that will not unlock until the car's correct electronic key is inserted in the ignition. |
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Emergency Brake Assist
Amplifies the braking force if you press the brake pedal quickly. Helps maximise the potential of the brakes in situations that require firm braking. |
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Front passenger's airbag,
adaptive Adaptive dual-stage airbag. Sensors register the crash force and whether the belt is being used. The system adjusts airbag deployment to suit, either to the maximum or with lower pressure. Interacts with the front seatbelts for added protection. |
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Front seat side airbags
The side airbags are two-stage units that help protect both the chest and head in the event of a side impact. |
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Immobolizer The engine only responds to the correct digital code in the electronic key. Rolling codes make it virtually impossible for an unauthorised person to copy the key code. |
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Saab Active Head Restraint
(SAHR), front Help to reduce the risk of serious neck injuries by up to 75%* in rear-end collisions. SAHR is fitted in both front seats. *) Published in: The Journal of TRAUMA(r), Volume 51, No 5, November 2001. |
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Saab Anti-theft Protection
alarm (ATA 3) The Saab Anti-Theft Protection Alarm reacts if someone tries to enter the car. There is also a movement sensor that activates the alarm if somebody breaks a window and tries to reach something in the car. A tilt sensor responds if someone tries to steal the wheels or tow away the car. |
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Seatbelts integrated in the
front seats The seatbelts with pretensioners and load limiters are integrated in the front seat backrests, so they are within convenient reach and comfortable to wear. It also makes entrance into the back seat easier. |
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Tyre pressure monitoring
system Tyre pressure is monitored via a sensor in each wheel. If the pressure is too low, a warning is shown on the Saab Information display. |
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