Sentences with phrase «well in government crash tests»

The Accord scored well in government crash tests.

The 2017 Dodge Journey did well in government crash testing, and received the top score of «Good» in several categories of Insurance Institute for Highway Safety crash testing.

With a full complement of standard air bags — including dual - stage, dual - threshold front - driver and passenger bags; front - side bags with passenger seat - occupant detection; and side curtain bags — the 2006 Honda Accord EX scores well in government crash testing.

WASHINGTON - The Chevrolet S10 pickup is doing better in government crash tests, but its scores still lag those of the competition.

Not exact matches

To become a Top Pick, a car must excel at the publication's track tests, offer average or better reliability, perform effectively in government or industry crash tests, and return high owner - satisfaction scores in Consumer Reports» surveys.

The 8 - the generation Accord scored well in both the insurance industry and government crash tests.

Consumer Reports predicts reliability of the new A4 to be much better than average, and the federal government said the new model earned five out of five stars in frontal and side crash testing.

Engineered to older crash - protection standards, the A4 performs well in federal government testing, but earns a «Poor» rating in the small overlap frontal impact test conducted by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS).

Spokesman Eric Maybe said the Fiat 500 meets all government safety requirements and, like the Fit, gets «good» ratings in all four of the institute's other crash tests.

Government crash testing has given the Cherokee an overall safety rating of four out of five possible stars, while the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety gave the crossover its best possible rating of «Good» in moderate - overlap frontal - offset, side - crash, and roof - strength crash tests.

Since it was introduced in 1987, the Corsica has scored well in the government's crash tests.

The Chevrolet C1500 pickup topped the list for vehicle safety in the latest round of crash tests in the government's New Car Assessment Program.The C1500 scored five stars, the best score possible, for both driver and passenger protection in a 35 - mph frontal crash.

The Journey received four - of - five stars in government crash testing and scored the highest score of Good in moderate - overlap front - impact, roof strength, side - impact, and head restraint tests conducted by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.

And it's earned the best overall ratings of any midsize sedan in government and insurance - industry crash and safety tests.

In government crash test, the Rogue performed well, with NHTSA scores that include a perfect 5 - star rating in the categories of driver front impact, driver side impact and rear passenger side impacIn government crash test, the Rogue performed well, with NHTSA scores that include a perfect 5 - star rating in the categories of driver front impact, driver side impact and rear passenger side impacin the categories of driver front impact, driver side impact and rear passenger side impact.

In crash tests performed by the federal government, the Allroad performs well.

A Chrysler Corp. minivan has achieved the best scores ever recorded for a van in the federal government's 13 - year - old crash test program, thanks in part to its driver's side air bag.The scores, recorded from instrumented test dummies aboard a Dodge Caravan run headlong into a concrete wall, also were better than those of most passenger cars.The 35 - mph test provides a basis for comparing vehicles, although critics point out that it indicates little about a vehicle's ability to protect passengers if it is struck in the side or rear.

The small - overlap crash test was instituted in 2012 with the goal of better replicating real - life car crashes, most of which don't follow the pattern of traditional government crash tests.

«Nearly every new car performs well in other frontal crash tests conducted by the institute and the federal government, but we still see more than 10,000 deaths in frontal crashes each year,» said Adrian Lund, the institute's president.

While a 1990 Miata performed quite well in the federal government's 35 mph barrier crash test, that's an indication only of performance in one type of accident - a head - on.

Most new vehicles are designed to do well in the federal government's full - width front crash test and in the Institute's moderate overlap front test, but that is no guarantee of good performance in a small overlap crash.

It garnered a five - star rating in U.S. government crash tests, ranking best in class for front - seat occupant safety.

Most vehicles today are designed to do well in the government's full - width front crash test and in the Institute's moderate overlap front test, but that is no guarantee of good performance in a small overlap crash.

According to a review from CarsDirect, Performance in government crash tests is good.