Consumer Reports tests out aftermarket blind-spot warning system
July 3, 2013
Organization puts the Gosher Blind Spot Detection system to the test, on a Chevrolet Cruze test car.
A blind-spot warning (BSW) system can reduce both stress and the risk of a crash by helping you keep tabs on vehicles lurking over your shoulder and out of sight. But until recently, the only way to get one was to invest in a new car.
Never ones to miss an opportunity, the ever-vigilant automotive aftermarket has risen to the occasion, and a handful of kits are now available to update almost any vehicle with the technology. And we purchased one to try.
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