Hyundai Azera proves crashworthiness to IIHS – earns "Good"

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety has given the new 2006 Hyundai Azera a frontal offset impact rating of“Good”, the organization’s best rating for crashworthiness. Like many a Hyundai, the Azera’s virtually a padded room on wheels with Electronic Stability Control, Traction Control, ABS and eight airbags all standard.

By John Neff
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The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety has given the new 2006 Hyundai Azera a
frontal offset impact rating of “Good”, the organization’s best rating for crashworthiness. Like many
a Hyundai, the Azera’s virtually a padded room on wheels with Electronic Stability Control, Traction Control, ABS
and eight airbags all standard.

The Azera’s “Good” rating gives Hyundai a full-boat of
highly rated vehicles. All current model Hyundai vehicles tested by the IIHS, which includes the Elantra, Santa Fe,
Sonata and XG300/XG350, have earned a “Good” frontal offset impact rating.

[Source: Hyundai and
IIHS]