Safety features that protect in head-on collisions?

Question

Are there any other safety features that protect drivers/passengers in head-on collisions other than the seatbelt and airbag?

Answer 1

Besides active stuff like ABS and pre collision sensors(they are in more expensive cars) then no there isn't really anything else you can put in a car to help protect against head on collisions.

Answer 2

A Swedish study found that pink cars are involved in the fewest accidents, with black cars being most often involved in crashes.
In Auckland New Zealand, a study found that there was a significantly lower rate of serious injury in silver cars; with higher rates in brown, black, and green cars.

More seriously, though, crumple zone technology absorbs the energy of a collision by displacing the impact of a crash and diverting it from the internal (passenger compartment) critical structure of the vehicle.

Also, fuel pump shutoff devices turn off gas flow in the event of a collision for the purpose of preventing gasoline fires.