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Table of NCAP Offset Crash Tests
List compiled by
Vehicle
Design & Research P/L
Last update 24-09-2005 (dd-mm-yyyy) .
This web page was generated automatically using Open Access
Database.
Feb06: Note I am converting to a new database and updates are a little
behind. Please see the relevant websites (links under Important Notes)
for the latest releases.
May 07: Still not updated. In any case Euro NCAP has just changed all of its URLs.
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[100s of Crash test partners] [ESV Paper]
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Important notes
The Australian Automobile Assoc. , Insurance Institute for Highway Safety(US), EuroNCAP and Japan NCAP have websites with details of Offset Crash Tests . The following is a list of most vehicles currently covered by these sites, plus other published results.
In Nov 1999 Australian NCAP started testing and assessing vehicles
according to EuroNCAP
Assessment Protocol
The EuroNCAP rating includes a score for side impact which may disguise
a poor offset result.
Check the frontal/offset crash test score on the linked page for offset
performance.
Risk of life-threatening injury is sometimes indicated by a "struck
through star", shown as a + in the table (**+)
The JNCAP rating is based on full frontal, offset and 55km/h side
impact tests.
JNCAP ratings are out of 6 stars. For the following table 4 and 5
JNCAP stars are treated as 4 stars.
Prior to Nov 1999 ANCAP rating criteria included full frontal tests and might differ from those used by IIHS and Euro-NCAP , which are shown below. The ratings are:
[*****/Excellent][****/Good[**/Marginal][*/Poor]
From March 2000 ENCAP includes an optional pole test in the rating -
indicated by "+head airbag" for Airbags.
With a good pole test result it is now possible to earn 5 stars
The June 2003 IIHS ratings of SUVs include a new side impact test that simulate a larger, heavier vehicle than teh EuroNCAP test.
(US) indicates US-spec LHD vehicle, (E) or (LHD)indicates European spec and (J) Japanese spec.
Do not use the ratings to compare vehicles of different mass or vehicle type. Vehicle specifications, and therefore crash results, may vary between countries.
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