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Small SUVs struggle in new side crash tests


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1 hour ago, ER-3682 said:

Mazda Cars,getting better.

Yep but unfortunately, the engines are still too weedy to zoom zoom 

 

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8 hours ago, Soya said:

Yep but unfortunately, the engines are still too weedy to zoom zoom 

 

Overseas have the 2.5 Turbocharged Engine,but Local Agent never bring in...Due to high OMV & CEVS.

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2 hours ago, Contipro said:

can check YouTube. 

honda HRV and Mit Eclipse Cross perform the worse.. 

Vezel quite jialat

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3 minutes ago, DOBIEMKZ said:

The updated test vehicles list.

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great info. 

cannot believe Hyundai Tuscon with structure claim of ultra high strength steel get only marginal result. 

Honda I can believe due to elongated from smaller platform, while mitsubishi using long aging platform. 

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Overall list of small SUV vehicles in the IIHS crash test 2021, updated models reflected.

 

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12 minutes ago, mersaylee said:

Awards winning XC40 scored unconventionally low...🤔

Maciam the smartest kid in class scoring a B- or C, instead of straight A

Got hope for peasants like us.....

 

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i guess one needs to know as with all test, there are ways to "configure" that you come out tops. but in real life accidents it might be a different story.

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9 minutes ago, Soya said:

Maciam the smartest kid in class scoring a B- or C, instead of straight A

Got hope for peasants like us.....

 

But but the 2nd home still prize this kid as top student...commanding high price 😅

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unfortunately the vehicles we are driving here in Asia, can assure 100% fail the IIHS test. No matter what kind either made in korea, made in japan, made in EU, and etc..

Looking at below article you may spotted even vehicles spec'ed to Australia requirement fail to meet US spec. 

Sound like US peoples are more human than others ? Or we are not human at all, so can be exploited. 

We paying high price product but get lousy spec for safety... sign... sad world and why still so many idiot want to praise US (example like hong-ky).. 

https://www.autoevolution.com/news/mitsubishi-issues-recall-for-one-2022-outlander-stateside-will-repurchase-and-replace-it-173100.html

 

Mitsubishi Issues Recall for ONE 2022 Outlander Stateside, Will Repurchase and Replace It

Home > News > Recalls1 Nov 2021, 12:58 UTC · 

by Cristian Gnaticov 

Every once in a while, automakers are forced to prompt recalls for ridiculous issues, like having the wrong badge on a vehicle. Other times, they have to do so for a very small number of cars, like Mitsubishi, which is currently conducting a safety campaign in the United States for a single Outlander.

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Made on July 22, 2021, and sold in the United States, in an undisclosed state, the mid-size crossover in question is said to have been assembled with an incorrectly welded center pillar, made to Australian specifications.

The defect is blamed on a software programming error of the welding robot, and because of it, the Outlander does not comply with the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard requirements for side impact protection, seatbelt assembly anchorages, and roof crush resistance. In other words, if it is involved in an accident, then the occupants might face an increased risk of injury.

As per the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), it appears that Mitsubishi has already reached out to the owner of the affected vehicle. Normally, recalled cars are simply fixed free of charge. However, since the company’s authorized technicians cannot deal with the problem, the auto firm will repurchase and replace it with one made with a U.S. specification side center pillar reinforcement.

This will be performed at no cost to the owner, who can otherwise get in touch with Mitsubishi at 1-888-648-7820, using the recall number SR-21-009, or the NHTSA at 1-888-327-4236.

Mitsubishi has renewed the Outlander family earlier this year, with the fourth generation model. Already on sale in the United States, with its refreshed styling inside and out, it kicks off at $26,095, before destination, handling, and dealer fees. The ICE model will be joined by the plug-in hybrid that debuted just last week in the second half of next year.

 

 

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