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And what are the odds that they would hit dead center in an uncontrolled environment. Zero percent?

Has nobody tried a T-crash with a front engine car hitting a Malibu?

Rs6 ☠️☠️☠️

THERE ARE NO FREAKING SEAT BELTS ON BUS!!!

I know its been 18 years but is anyone still here?

A brilliant car

Even by todays standards very good

Glass roof still intact. Impressive.

I'm not sure how they could or did fix this - other than the gas issue this is a really good crumple-zone performance for a 1978 small car. Moving the filler ahead of the rear axle is a nonstarter in a 4-door although some 2-door-only FWD cars did exactly that so I suppose the only option would be stiffening away the crumple zone.

That was one sexy car!!!

Good German quality! 😂❤

Autsch😂😂😂

كم سرعه

I had a 1990 2-door RS hatchback. Great car. Only once, I got it up to 122.5 MPH. Never again. I really liked the 100% 360 degree visibility. It had an incredible tiny turning circle. Short throw 5-speed. Lots of storage space. It was my favorite car. Sold to the state of California for $1,000 because I could no longed get it smog checked and passed after 17 years. California then crushed it.

How fast?

Very strong truck

I was relieved until I noticed that it was only going 35 mph…

for an ugly car its really safe!

The only problem is the head sliding off the airbag hitting the window but you'll probably survive that

minimal bending at the cabin, pretty strong for a cheap car

I would be very hurt fs

Concord very poor (if any) crumple zone. Rabbit / Golf thus forced to absorb all of the energy of the impact, consequently collapsing like a can. Overall, doesn't seem to be very good for occupants of neither car.

Quite good for such an old vehicle

My mom has this car

1978. It's not bad. Needs just airbags. And of course today is over 50km/hour

Ez egy vacak!!! Teljesen benyomódott és ráadásul szemtelenül hazudtok is!!!

If you crash test of the Acura RDX

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No Rear Seat

Yo tuve este Liberty, es un Jeep muy seguro .. buenos materiales.. solido.. lastima que consume mucha gasolina.

The car did well, I got in this exact crash today and walked away unscathed.

It Was Based On The Toyota Celsior In Japan

It Was Based On The Audi B3 In Europe Audi Typ89 In Europe In 1992

did a good job NGL

There's Also a 2008 Version of this Crash Test: ua-cam.com/video/bi4SS40eJqs/v-deo.htmlsi=CzN1eLOEgFpS3TNq

0:07 HORN

The 50th Percentile Configuration

❤ them halogen head lamps survived...

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perfect. reliable.

Own one they are a tank love it woudlnt trade it for anything

Had to be a real dummy to be a crash dummy.

This isn’t the equivalent of two cars traveling at 35 mph, though. The barrier is stationary.

I just had a wreck in my 2017 like this yesterday with my whole family in their and none of our airbags went off and we was doing 55 mph and hit stopped traffic brakes failed I pushed the pedal so hard I think I bent it note everyone is sore today but still alive

Tough car 💪

Of 3 million Pintos built in 10 years, there were 38 fires with 27 fatalities and 24 non-fatal burns. Those are very small numbers and very slightly chances of being a fatality. But let's go on. Let's complain about other vehicles, which most think are all safe and no one ever says a word. Ram trucks that were manufactured between 2013 and 2021 are known to have faulty components that cause a fire in the vehicle. A recall of 352,831 Jeep Grand Cherokees and Dodge Durango SUVs made before Sept. 2012. Wiring in the headliners of these vehicles is prone to overheat, short circuit and potentially catch fire, according to officials with the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration. You don't even need to be in a wreck to catch fire. V6 Challengers built from November 2012 through January 2013 have the possibility of a wiring harness that could short circuit and lead to a fire. In 1990-1993 FARS there are 4,090 vehicles involved in a crash with a fire, known principal impact point, and at least one occupant fatality. -- A CASE STUDY OF 214 FATAL CRASHES INVOLVING FIRE, Carl L. Ragland, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration From 2014 to 2016, an estimated 171,500 highway vehicle fires occurred in the United States, resulting in an annual average of 345 deaths; 1,300 injuries; and $1.1 billion in property loss. --- National Fire Protection Association’s (NFPA) annual survey, “Fire Loss in the United States.” From 2020 to 2021, there were an estimated 208,500 vehicle fires in the United States, according to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), with 174,000 of them being highway vehicle fires.

Interesting test, I'd never seen it before. I have four 2nd gen Cavaliers. The crush points did quite well. A lot of energy was absorbed there. Floor/firewall looked okay too. Not bad for 50mph head on. Survivable. EDIT: With the belt on, of course.

2:27 11:45 LeCar (americano) tiene abajo una placa y unas barras en el chasis que R5 (francés y mundial) no tiene. Interesante.

I just recently experienced this. I can speak with experience that the fit is an amazing car. 0 injuries sustained

This shit is giving me ptsd