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Subscribe to this threadNew York 2008: The Mitsubishi i is A-OKei
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User @ Mar 22nd 2008 5:22PM
I would NEVER drive my family in this American market Tata Nano death trap. I'll take a Honda Fit... Thanks!
A7C4 @ Mar 23rd 2008 12:56AM
HAHAHAHA,
Honda fit, Side impact you say? Three stars for the people sitting in the back, the children mostly, yeah GIVE ME TWO Honda fits!
The answer to My childrens death, the fit is Go!
HAHAHAAHAHAHAHA
HAHAHHAHAHAHHAHA
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.
Don't be so ignorant.
User @ Mar 23rd 2008 2:37AM
The Honda Fit's rear passenger side impact rating is the HIGHEST POSSIBLE in the IIHS rating. IIHS is tested at higher speeds and with a shorter dummy which much more closely represents a child. (The NHTSA test which is three stars is done with a large, tall dummy.)
http://www.iihs.org/ratings/rating.aspx?id=737
... And IIHS tests side impact ratings with the equivalent of an SUV hitting the vehicle.
And what's up with your strange random capitalization and your weird laughing?
Not to mention that you don't know the crash test rating of this Mitsubishi which is much smaller than the fit.
So who's ignorant now? Honestly, do you think this Mitsubishi is going to do better than the much larger Honda Fit? When you think about vehicles of this size for a family, the Honda Fit outscores and outperforms the competition.