The phrase "more safety features" is correct and usable in written English.
You might use it when discussing the various aspects of a product design, such as in the sentence, "We added more safety features to the new model in order to ensure a secure experience for our customers."
But more safety features might not mean greater safety.
And the C230 has more safety features than any other $25,000 car.
The car drives as well as ever, and it has more safety features.
We are currently working on a series of updates with more safety features and information," they said.
Old cars are being replaced by newer models with more safety features, including air bags and antilock brakes.
"You can buy a used car a few years old with as many or more safety features for less money than the least expensive new car".
But outside, wandering among trees carefully placed to provide a natural barricade while allowing sight of potential intruders, will likely be more divisive safety features: men with guns.
"Safety has always been important to consumers, but as we've seen more advanced safety features come to market, we have also seen an increase in the percentage of consumers who rate safety features of high importance when shopping for a new vehicle," says AutoPacific Vice President Dan Hall.
Using fewer natural resources is great, but at the same time, the federal government is also set to mandate more standard safety features for all passenger cars.
The Obama administration's higher efficiency rules would raise vehicle prices and "restrict the American people from being able to afford newer vehicles with more advanced safety features," they assert.
Changes on the 2002 Explorer, which goes on sale early next year, have resulted in more room, an improved ride and more comfort and safety features.
