This week, Nissan announced a host of new safety features that will be making their way to Infiniti and Nissan vehicles in the next couple years. They are pretty impressive, and in Chicago, used QX56 Infiniti owners feel they will ultimately make the roadways safer. So, what is in store for Infiniti owners? Let find out.

For those driving a 2011 Infiniti QX56, Evanston owners included, you're probably familiar with the automaker's Blind Spot and Lane Departure warning systems. However, due to arrive next year is the next evolution. Using the rearview camera while in reverse, your car will identify moving people and objects. This system is called Moving Object Detection, and it's like having eyes in the back of your head.

Have you ever mistakenly hit the accelerator instead of the brake when going to park? Well, in two years, your Infiniti will correct your mistake. Using its 360 degree camera, it'll detect stationary objects and recognize the parking lines on the pavement. So next time you hit the gas accidentally, the car will automatically apply the brakes.

In the next couple years, your Infiniti will be correcting all your mistakes and keeping you accident-free.