Crash Test Ratings & Car Safety

Keeping your family and loved ones safe should be your top priority. Even though car safety is getting better, and auto related deaths are declining, car crashes are still a leading cause of death in the USA. Here you can check crash test ratings, side impact and rollover ratings, and other safety features for each vehicle, both new and used. You can utilize these crash test ratings and results from the NHTSA to identify the safest vehicles.

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• Acura	• Honda	• Nissan
• Audi	• Hyundai	• Oldsmobile
• Bentley	• Infiniti	• Plymouth
• BMW	• Isuzu	• Pontiac
• Buick	• Jaguar	• Porsche
• Cadillac	• Jeep	• Rolls Royce
• Chevrolet	• Kia	• Saab
• Chrysler	• Land Rover	• Saturn
• Daewoo	• Lexus	• Scion
• Dodge	• Lincoln	• Subaru
• Eagle	• Mazda	• Suzuki
• Ferrari	• Mercedes-Benz	• Toyota
• Ford	• Mercury	• Volkswagen
• Geo	• MINI	• Volvo
• GMC	• Mitsubishi

	2008 Chrysler Town & Country
	Front Impact: 5 out of 5 stars Side Impact: 5 out of 5 stars More Details \| Standard Safety Features

	2009 Kia Sportage
	Front Impact: 5 out of 5 stars Side Impact: 5 out of 5 stars More Details \| Standard Safety Features

	2009 Ford Explorer
	Front Impact: 5 out of 5 stars Side Impact: 5 out of 5 stars More Details \| Standard Safety Features

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A smart consumer when shopping for a new vehicle knows that they cannot base their car purchase on appearances alone. A new car may appear sleek and seem to have every technological advance possible, but how safe is the car? In order to determine the safety level of the vehicle, it becomes necessary to review the safety features and crash test results. Does the new car come with airbags and if so how many? Does the car under consideration have impact resistant zones or beams in the body’s construction? How will the vehicle fare in the event of a roll over or an accident? Nowadays, it takes more than a few seatbelts to ensure that every passenger in a vehicle is secure and safe. It is up to the consumer to find a car with the latest and best safety features available. Here you can review safety ratings and see what safety features a car has before you decide to buy it.