Newly-designed Car Features New Security Feature

Newly-designed Car Features New Security Feature

The CT6 is Cadillac's new full-sized, flagship sedan that was recently unveiled at the New York International Auto Show, and while car critics are saying the design is a bit dull, the technology features are simply amazing, especially this car’s security feature.

Relying on the same cameras that assist when parking this sedan, security sensors have been added so that if the car is moved, any window glass is broken or any other act that would trigger the alarm takes place, a series of photos is taken all around the car. These images are stored within the car via a memory card for later viewing.

In addition, drivers can record front and rear views of the road while driving and the review mirror can display views created outside the car. This enables the driver to see the entire area behind the car.

Look for this security-savvy car to go into production in late 2015!

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