Blind Spot Warning technology uses sensors to monitor the side of your car, when there is an object in your blind spot. The feature provides a visual warning via your side view mirror or in the windshield frame. In more advanced versions if you indicate to change lanes when there is an object in your blind spot an audible or tactile warning will sound.

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<p>Blind Spot Warning features are not designed to replace a head check before making lane changes, they are there to support you when objects might be missed.</p>

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Detects vehicles you can't see that are next to or behind your car and warns you when they are in your blind spots.

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