Before a Collision

StabiliTrak helps you keep control in less-than-ideal driving conditions.

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The Stabilitrak Advantage

In low-traction conditions like ice, snow, gravel, wet pavement, and uneven road surfaces, electronic stability control systems, like StabiliTrak, are proven to help reduce single-vehicle crashes.*

Using sensors, StabiliTrak:

  • Detects the difference between the steering wheel angle and the direction you're actually turning
  • Applies quick, precise force to the appropriate brakes to help the driver control the vehicle's direction to help keep it on course

StabiliTrak is available today on many GM cars, trucks, vans, and SUVs.

Antilock Brake System (ABS)

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ABS reduces the chances of wheel lock-up by rapidly adjusting brake pressure. Preventing lock-up helps you maintain steering control during hard braking conditions.

  • Traction Control

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    By selectively applying brake pressure to individual wheels, Traction Control helps reduce wheel spin on loose or slippery surfaces.

  • All-wheel Drive (AWD)

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    AWD systems feature the ability to transfer torque to some or all wheels, depending upon conditions. This allows the system to maximize fuel economy or traction, or choose the appropriate combination of the two.

* Study: Insurance Institute for Highway Safety "Effect of electronic stability control on automobile crash risk," C.M. Farmer, 2004.

  • Eye Cue Heads Up Display

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    By projecting critical information such as speed, high-beam status, turn signal status, and "check gauges," onto the windshield, Eye Cue helps you keep your eyes where they belong: On the road ahead.

  • Daytime Running Lamps

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    With DRLs, low-wattage frontal lamps on your vehicle are activated when the ignition is turned on to make your vehicle more visible to other drivers, as well as pedestrians and bicyclists, during the day. DRLs are standard on virtually all GM vehicles, and they have helped GM drivers avoid more than 85,000 vehicle crashes since 1995.