Crash Test
Watch what happens when RVs get crash-tested — it ain't pretty
The motorhome market is skyrocketing in Sweden.
Koenigsegg preparing its cars for crash tests is an ugly affair
Hint: it involves a supercomputer and a sledgehammer.
Just 3 of 11 pickups rated good in IIHS passenger-side crash tests
'The pickup class still has a lot of work to do,' IIHS says
2019 Honda HR-V earns IIHS Top Safety Pick
It's for the top-of-the-line Touring trim and its LED headlights.
Watch the BMW X1 clobber test dummies in IIHS pedestrian safety test
Out of 11 crossovers tested, one model flunked every simulation.
Watch the carbon-fiber-bodied Polestar 1 crash into a wall
Does it meet the Volvo's rigorous standards?
2019 Acura RDX named a Top Safety Pick+ by IIHS
More accolades for the redesigned luxury compact SUV.
Ford Explorer, Jeep Grand Cherokee flunk IIHS passenger-side crash test
Tests show high risk of injury; here's how other midsize SUVs fared.
How to make choosing the safest car for your family easy
It's true that vehicles get a little bit safer, cumulatively, with every passing year. Each time a car, truck, SUV, or van is redesigned, the automaker can optimize it to ace the safety ratings and incorporate new features that car buyers value to help protect their families and others on the road, like pedestrians and bicyclists. But new cars are subject to more comprehensive safety testing than ever, and there's a gradient of available safety out there.
2018 Nissan Leaf beats rebadged Bolt in Euro NCAP crash testing
The 2018 Nissan Leaf small electric hatchback looks like it will be a very safe choice for buyers. And we mean that very literally. Euro NCAP, the organization responsible for crash tests and safety ratings in Europe tested the Leaf and gave it five stars out of five for overall safety. The safety rating is based on four categories with a maximum score of 100 percent in any one
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