1993 Geo Metro/Suzuki Swift 42 Mp/h NHTSA Frontal Impact

Tested by Transport Canada
Driver-Passenger
HIC 1113-2025
Left Femur 9752-2478
Right Femur 3406-1224

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• car
• compact
• hatch
• geo
• metro
• suzuki
• swift
• crash
• test
• frontal
• impact
• unsafe
• failure
• dual
• airbags
• ncap
• nhtsa

[otacon451]

what do the femur numbers above mean?

[CarPro1993]

@otacon451

10,000 means there is a break in the bone.

[ticobiker2030]

Dammit will never race my GTi again :(

[pasconeltd]

Sweet! i drove a Hungary -made swift like that with 1.0l / 3 cyl. at 155kmph (top speed) it felt very controllable , but my legs are shaking after this clip.

[wolschovska]

i drive a hungarian-made suzuki swift.

very light, very agile, but you really dont want to crash one of these.

[LFCEOIN]

ha my sister has that car. oh she dead

[TheHager1]

the test result: fail

[Annihilator1111]

the 1989-2004 Suzuki Swift was assembled in

Hamamatsu, Japan

Kosai, Japan

Esztergom, Hungary

[Annihilator1111]

the 1989-1994 Geo Metro was assembled in

Ingersoll, Ontario, Canada

[KillanatorVids]

id like to see the offset...

[Toni7859]

@kellenslilman - thanks. yeah, I always had bad vibes about that car, its lack of safety. I would not want to see anyone drive one of these cars.

[kellenslilman]

@Toni7859 I hate to hear that man... I used to own a 1992 Geo Metro. It scared me to drive it especially on highways. I got rid of it back in 2007 and got a 2002 Focus ZX3. Still a small car but much safer.