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3 Great Mazda 2 Features for Learner Drivers

Author: Greg Dean
by Greg Dean
Posted: Sep 12, 2018

The Mazda 2 is an excellent car for using in the city and out on the open highway. Many people like to learn how to drive without using a driving instructor, and this can be problematic if your car doesn’t have certain useful features. We believe that a Mazda 2 makes an excellent learning to drive car for anyone just starting out. Let’s take a closer look at three great Mazda 2 features that will come in handy for learner drivers.

1. Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB)

Up until fairly recently, this AEB was a feature that you could only find on cars at the more premium end of the spectrum. Now, most cars in Australia have AEB installed as standard, and this is a really handy feature to have when you’re learning to drive. Essentially, this is a safety feature that will apply the brakes automatically if the system detects that a collision may be possible. The braking is applied evenly, and this can help the driver to avoid or mitigate the effects of any collision with a pedestrian or another car. This isn’t a replacement for developing good driving habits, but it’s a great last resort safety feature. Having AEB available can undoubtedly boost the learner drivers confidence and improve safety at the same time.

2. The Reversing Camera

Again this technology used to be strictly limited to luxury cars, but it’s now available in almost every new car sold in Australia. Now we even have car mounted cameras that have a 360° view of the vehicle's surroundings. This can be accompanied by a rear cross traffic alert system, and this is great for warning the driver about unseen cars that may be reversing out of a parking spot or driveway.

3. Satellite Navigation

At first glance, this may seem like a strange piece of technology to include in a list of ideal learner driver technology. However, many states have very strict rules on how a P-plate driver can use their smartphones. This would prevent the driver from navigating effectively without becoming distracted. Getting around when you’re learning to drive is stressful enough without adding navigation woes into the equation. When a learner driver can keep their eyes on the road, it has to be a good thing, and there will be no need to get lost trying to find parking.

If they are looking for a Mazda 2 for sale, Perth based drivers should get in contact with us here at Melville Mazda. We have a large selection of new, ex demo and used cars available for sale including the latest Mazda 2 models. We would like you to book a no obligation test drive with us, and you can try out the Mazda driving experience for yourself. If you need to finance your Mazda purchase, you will discover that our rates are favourable and your repayments can be tailored to suit your specific circumstances. Our sales team is standing by to advise you on our latest hot deals, and they will be happy to answer any other questions that you may have.

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Author: Greg Dean

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