Basically, newer cars go faster than older cars which increases the likeliness of accidents occuring. Newer cars have more airbags than older cars. And some older cars do not have them at all. Older cars may not have features such as crumple zones which protect the front of the car better. Seatbelts is also an issue, older cars may just have lap belts, or none at all. Hope this helps a bit. x
There are so many ways to compare cars and what is best for a family may not be what is best for a retired couple. Try the comparison sites, they allow you to compare cars which fit in with your lifestyle.
The safety ratings on the newest Chrysler cars for 2012 are still being done on the new line of vehicles. There are however many new safety features and functions that are coming in the new 2012/2013 line of cars.
Every car has safety features that are standard. New cars are required to have seat belts and air bags. For further saftey there is also traction control which limits the wheels from spinning when accelerating. Oil change and tire pressure monitors are also available in new cars.
Remind them that there have been vast improvements in automotive safety features like airbags and that all new cars are way safer than your current clunker.
Subways, new architectural designs of office buildings, neighbourhoods, landmarks, new safety features in cars, homes, businesses, banks, workplaces, parks and playgrounds.
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Pre-owned cars value less because they were onced owned by someone as new cars have never been driven or leased by someone.
There are all kinds of sites that compare cars. The Kelly Blue Book site is the best one because it can also give you the value of the cars you are comparing whether you are looking at new or used.
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Old cars, although very cool, were not nearly as safe as they are today. Old cars up to the mid 1980's were carbureted, new cars are fuel injected. Many of the old cars didn't come with seat belts, now it is required. New cars have newer technology, and better features than old cars. Old cars came fast stock, new cars come slower for safety. Old cars were built for power, and they weren't designed to hold back emissions. New cars have to pass emissions from the factory. Essentailly, old cars were round, large, and sucked down gas (5 MPG). New cars are square, small, and use like 40 MPH.
To compare new cars on the internet, go on any dealership website and take a look. Even search up whatever car you have in mind to get reviews, then narrow your choices down until you found the one.
Newer cars are equiped with new safety devices such as airbags, anti lock braking system, and seatbelts. Yes and older cars like my restoration haas no airbags