Stability increases with a forward center of gravity because the weight distribution of the vehicle is shifted more toward the front wheels. This helps keep the vehicle from tipping over, or losing contact with the road surface, when it is turning or experiencing bumps in the road.

It is important to note that a vehicle can lose stability if its weight distribution becomes too front-heavy. For example, if the vehicle's trunk or bed is loaded with more weight than the front seats and engine, the vehicle can become unbalanced and more prone to tipping over.