Used Vehicles with LKA or LDW Manhattan KS
In today's automotive market, driver-assistive safety technologies are some of the most important features found in any vehicle. Technologies like Lane Keep Assist and Lane Departure Warning, though they might be known by different names depending on the automaker, are two of the most exciting and crucial to enhancing the safety of your driving for both you and other vehicles on the roads. There are plenty of vehicles in our used vehicle inventory with one, the other, or both of these great technologies, available right here at Briggs Supercenter in Manhattan, Kansas. We’ll dive into what exactly these two technologies do then highlight some examples of available vehicles, so read on to learn more.
What is Lane Keep Assist?
Another common name for Lane Keep Assist is Lane Keeping Assist System. Regardless of what name the technology goes by, they all work to ensure that your vehicle stays in the lane that it’s supposed to be in while you’re driving. There are subtleties that might differ from brand to brand, but most commonly the vehicle will deliver some alert(s) to let you know if and when you start to drift out of your lane, then if you don’t respond right away the system will take over and gently easy you back into the center of the lane, making sure to keep you there as best it can.
What is Lane Departure Warning?
This system works hand in hand with Lane Keep Assist and is often included if the vehicle has it, but it also works just fine on its own and can be found in vehicles that don’t offer an LKAS. Lane Departure Warning will send you some kind of alert(s), typically a visual alert accompanied by an audible warning, if your vehicle crosses over its lane line. It doesn’t make any effort to correct the situation, unless paired to an LKAS, but it makes sure you know you’re drifting over the line without having your turn signal indicator turned on.
Examples of Available Vehicles
Just about any and every vehicle built on the market today is offered with some form of LDW or LKA, if not both. Many vehicles come standard with one or both of these features, but if not they’re most likely available. Older vehicles might not have them though, and we’re sure there are still plenty of models that might not have them, especially if their original owner didn’t opt for them. But to give you an idea, we currently have 200 models available with both, from brands like Chevy, Honda, Subaru and more.
Find Your Next Used Vehicle at Briggs Supercenter
If you think you might be interested in a vehicle with one of these technologies installed in it, you can sort our online inventory by feature and check mark one or both of these options to filter out all of the vehicles that don’t have them. You can also feel free to give us a call with any questions that you might have.