Used Car Safety Ratings Less likely to seriously injure other people

15 Jun, 2006 Comments

Vehicles much less likely than average to seriously injure other road users in a crash

CLASS	MAKE	MODEL	YEAR
4WD - Compact	Subaru	Forester	97-02
Light	Daihatsu	Charade	88-92
Light	Daihatsu	Charade	93-00
Light	Daihatsu	Sirion / Storia	98-04
Light	Daewoo	Cielo	95-97
Light	Ford	Festiva WD/WH/WF	94-01
Light	Holden	Barina XC	01-04
Light	Ford / Mazda	Festiva WA / 121	87-90
Light	Mazda	121 / Autozam Review	94-96
Light	Mazda	121 Metro / Demio	97-02
Light	Holden / Suzuki	Barina / Swift / Cultus	86-88
Light	Holden / Suzuki	Barina / Swift / Cultus	89-99
Light	Toyota	Echo	99-04
Luxury	Honda	Accord	82-85
Luxury	Honda	Accord	91-93
Luxury	Saab	900 Series	82-92
Small	Alfa Romeo	33	83-92
Small	Hyundai	S Coupe	90-96
Small	Mitsubishi	Lancer / Mirage CC	93-95
Small	Ford / Mazda	Laser / 323 / Familia	82-88
Small	Mazda	323 / Familia / Lantis	90-93
Small	Mazda	323 / Familia / Lantis	95-98
Small	Honda	Civic	82-83
Small	Honda	Civic	96-00
Small	Suzuki	Baleno / Cultus Crescent	95-02
Small	Toyota	Corolla	82-84
Small	Toyota / Holden	Corolla / Nova	94-97
Sports	Renault	Feugo	82-87

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