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As with the previous generation, ANVAP uses, among other technologies, infrared headlamps and a night vision camera. The captured image is displayed on the instrument cluster and the object is highlighted. For added safety, the headlamps have a spotlight function that directs light towards pedestrians.
This way, people can become aware that a car is approaching them. To avoid blinding oncoming traffic, the system doesn’t use the spotlight feature if other cars traveling in front or coming from the opposite direction are near the pedestrian.
“The aim of this development was to prevent the particularly serious consequences of collisions with pedestrians at night," explains Dr. Thomas Weber, member of the Board of Management responsible for Group Research and Head of Development at Mercedes-Benz Cars. "With this concept, a Mercedes-Benz fitted with the spotlight function not only protects its occupants, but also makes a significant contribution towards enhancing safety for other road users."
All Mercedes-Benz cars ordered with Active Night View Assist Plus starting from summer 2011 will come with the spotlight feature fitted as standard.
By Csaba Daradics
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Both shops have a similar selection of classics such as a Porsche 356, Jaguar E-Type, 300 SL, Willys Jeep, and Bugatti T35 in which your child can stylishly cruise around the country club.
No word on price from the Harrington Group, but keep reading and you'll see how it could probably end up pretty steep. Each car features a composite chassis and body, "can be driven by anyone 6 and up" (hell yes!), is offered with automatic or manual transmissions, and is powered by various engines (from 50-cc up to racing kart engines). Also, the power unit can be upgraded over time.
The rest of the features make these little spoiled bastard-mobiles better than my daily driver (really...REALLY). Said features include: disc brakes, electric start, reverse gear, working lights / horn, rack and pinion steering, an optional leather interior, 6-month warranty, and a damn fitted car cover.
The Jag and Bugatti get some special options, too, other than available racing numbers; personalized plates, national flags, and carpet are on available on the Jaguar, while the Bugatti can get brass knockoffs and a brass brake handle (the basic one is poor-man's turned aluminum), a wood-rim steering wheel, racing exhaust, and white wall tires.
They even make push scooters, but for that info you'll have to click the link. This is a car site, Richy Rich.
By Phil Alex
Links: Harrington Group & Pocket Classics
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