2001 Honda Civic Coupe Vs. 2005 Chrysler Town & Country IIHS-Style Frontal Impact

T&C was moving at 45 Km/h while the Civic was moving at 65 Km/h, in this 40% offset test.

Civic Information
Driver-Passenger
HIC 416-347
Chest G's 58-31
Left Femur 3917-3926
Right Femur 13536-1171

T&C Information
Driver-Passenger
HIC 212-98
Chest G's 23-32
Left Femur 1059-81
Right Femur 1514-53

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• coupe
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• chrysler
• town
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• crash
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• offset
• impact
• unsafe
• incompatibility
• iihs
• nhtsa
• crush
• smash
• deformation

[blackdeath727]

so im guessing the driver of the honda would maybe die

[ravinago]

always picking on civics huh

[stonee206]

@ravinago hehe, I think they picked the Civic because it was a good performer in the crash tests and it was/is very popular, to show how unsafe a smaller car is against heavyweights

[charlietow]

wonder if it's a total loss! :-D

[MrTrip3ace]

Domestic vs Import  i think the winner is shown here perfectly

[MrTrip3ace]

Honda is FUCKED!!!

[XxBakerxX72]

....I want a bigger safer car =|

[MotherMonsterLuver]

@dilbert100000 Ya I know... When they made that car and say that the crash dummy would have knee injury they put a knee airbag in the van too.... just a little fun fact :)

[JAPANTUNER100]

0:19 yikes you can see the head of the driver from the civic smack the tc's hood

[dgelevators1]

@98MAzdaMilleniaS look also at the leg measurments you wouldent be able to get out of the car

[dilbert100000]

I had no idea the Chrysler had a knee airbag too!

[98MAzdaMilleniaS]

@blackdeath727 No. They wouldv'e very nearly walked away, look at the Head Injury Criterion measurements !!!