Let's just say, Ford has always been a death bucket to driver and others around them, and those Korean Hyundai's are like Toe Bidens population control plan, I'm not sure how you're supposed to walk straight after any of those wreak at any speed. In fact, local to my area yesterday, 21 year old woman died rear ending a Silverado and smashing into something else... Let's just say, the car was identified by the hub caps...
Seth Johnson not really. cars of that era were just starting to get senors in the seats that detected weather a passenger is there or not. so if that was the case, and there was no passenger, it would make sense that the airbag would not go off.
My mom does as well, an '02. I wanna know how companies can still produce vehicles with ratings that bad, even for then. You'd figure a truck would hold up well since there's less weight in the back, but nope. Imagine if you were hauling 500 pounds, the passenger compartment wouldn't exist.
😁 I used to have a Toyota previa and I have to admit it wasn't a very good looking car and when I just saw the crash test I'm glad I never had an accident!
***** i dont think it looks that bad. The japanese drift these sometimes. There are way uglier cars. Pontiac aztek, fiat multipla, ssang yong rodius and so on.
Subaru builds their cars so the engine and drivetrain absorb the impact a bit. The drivetrain breaks away toward the bottom so as not to injure the passengers and at the same time absorbs a bit of the impact. You can look it up it's actually quite interesting. Subarus are overall very safe cars!
Is the shower of plastic and metal pieces also a safety feature to alert other motorists? The ultimate safety feature was aboard the Pinto, everyone from a mile around knew when one was rear-ended :)
@jsteiger no its not. its caused by either the horn circuit being shorted to ground (thus completing the circuit and activating the horn) or the horn button is being depressed physically
No, he is dead serious. ArchHeretic, don't listen to this guy. He's spreading lies. He told me he loved me and he'd marry and well, pff look at how that turned out... >[
Treetop64 glad i was in a 04 f150 new design... Crashed into a concrete barrier at 80 to a dead stop, walked away with bruises from seat belts thats it
Damn! That Dodge Neon at the end looked horrible! That was the first car I bought when I was 16 years old too! So glad the timing chain broke and grenaded the motor before I ever had a chance to wreck it!
rcamp1423; be VERY careful driving that car, especially if you live in an area with snow and road salt, the Neon has a critical design flaw in the front suspension system... the air conditioner drain hose drains right on top of the “K Member” which is a metal subframe the lower suspension arms connect to, its a poor quality steel that rusts extremely rapidly and can collapse under stress, causing front suspension failure It can be repaired, but it’s not cheap, easily around $2000.... My ‘02’s was basically rust after 5 years in northern New England
Darwinpasta Haha, true! I think they just did it to prove that it wasn't a fluke that it performed so badly that one time - that it is such a poor design that it will perform the same way.
Slippy CoCo my dad had Saabs for 20 years before GM fucked then up his first was involved in a accident that would have killed the passengers in most cars of the time he drove it home after it rolled with no intrusion into the passengers compartment
What...? KIA is now directly competing in the $50,000 bracket with BMW as promised by 2017 Have you seen the 2017 models? No? Go get educated Hyundai is now offering the same platform style, with more standard features, and better prices than Honda. You delusional, or just a bad internet troll?
rudkacka You can get a fully optioned out Hyundai Santa Fe Turbo for like under $40. IDK where his $50k numbers came from. They compete with the middle ground like Ford and Nissan.
Yeah I got hit in the driver's door when I had a Neon. I remembered the 2 1/2 star rating I pulled myself towards the passenger seat before the impact. Flew back and my head went through the glass in my door. And yet, right where I was sitting before I moved was now door. Not any seat, just door. Seriously, take these safety ratings like your life depends on them because they do.
My buddy drives the hotrod version of the neon (it's a srt-4) he got hit in the side and it damn near ripped the car in half and that's with a roll cage installed in the car
Now, I'm a Chevy guy, but based on some of the newer iihs tests on the new Ford's, they've gotten ALOT better at the safety of the driver, they're still not the best, but better
@@daltonhill5110 That's because the purpose of a car in a crash is to save you, the driver, not the car itself. Modern cars with crumple zones absorb the impact. Older, stiff cars with no crumple zones transfer the impact into you, the driver.
Damn. I drive a 2003 Sonata. I saw the side-impact test on the official IIHS website (in addition to this frontal crash), and holy hell I hope I never get into an accident. I wish I could afford a new vehicle.
i know they should issue out 10 grand to every f150 owner of this year so they can buy something safer ford should be in a huge lawsuit they got shit tons of money
had an accident in my 98 Neon, 5-10 mph, hit the back of late 90s Trans Am pushed his bumper about an inch, tore the front end of the Neon up pretty badly, insurance totaled it
Konrad C my mom drives a large Toyota Land Cruiser and we got in a small accident. When it was in the shop we rented a Hyundai Accent and I was so nervous to get in that thing
Wrong. These models for the mentioned years yes, but the average American car is much safer than European cars. And you heard this from somebody who lives in the EU.
shitty american pickups don't have to fulfill se same safety regulations as "normal" cars and are cheaper to own. Guess that's why they keep buying that crap.
well another person could look at their phone for a second and crash into you head on.. with no fault of your own your crappy unsafe car might kill you then
Safety and durability have both gone up significantly in all F series trucks since the model year of that test. Also, best selling pickups 50 years and running, so yeah... guess we'll wait and see if GM or Fiat can ever play catch up. I'm still laughing at how GM failed with the aluminum body trucks 30 years ago and Ford just made a success of it.
How long that model of Truck is in production is irrelevant, we aren't comparing a modern European truck to a 25 year old F-150, this was a modern F-150(at the time) and as such should be held to the same standard as everyone else and it failed fucking miserably! If we apply your logic, a 2017 Toyota Hilux should be terrible in a crash test simply because the model has existed for 20 years.
Yes but just so u know this is direct solid steel that dosent flex back.when u crash with another car its softer i mean still horrible but u know what i mean there is a space between gaps
They did a test on a 1959 Impala. Pretty much puts to rest the assertion that older, bigger, full frame metal cars are safer than the modern small plastic one they crashed it into.
My remark was sarcastic. Here we have footage of old cars, yet people in the comments react as though it is somehow a reflection on the industry, presumably modern day.
Here is the perfect ad for a car company: Crash test with the CEO in the drivers seat instead of a dummy. You say your cars are safe, right? I would do it if I had true confidence in the safety of what my company is building.
Holy wow, the Previa's steering wheel literally impaled the dummy's head as it was driven up into the ceiling during the crash. The poor seatbelt design left the dummy in a reclining position.
+To Seize the Means of Production also, its why I don't drive a nineties vehicle, that decade took a shit on vehicles, it's why I drive a 1986 Chevrolet C10 and my modern vehicle is a 2005 Ford F-150 4x4 and my car is a 1965 Ford Mustang with a two barrel 289 V8, so yeah.
Great my car is on this list, now every time I’ll drive the back of my mind will be thinking, “if you lose control and hit anything *you* *are* *screwed!“*
Because the wheel wells and the underside of the car are usually dark-either because they're painted that color or they're in shade. Painting the wheels white makes it easier to see on the high speed video exactly how they behave in a crash.
We had a 1991 Previa, what a great van it was, but sadly even my parents had no idea what an unsafe car it was. Thankfully we never got into a bad wreck in it!
I saw that too, it's weird - it looks like you can see glass flying through and out of where the windshield belongs but then you can see it intact after.
Vans are the most dangerous cars in existence . That is because those type of people can´t drive. The typical used Van driver lets trash lay around in his vehicle, never cleans it, has squeaking rusty brakes , very slim tires with low grip and usually also is overweight or homeless. to Top it of they always change lane rather randomly and dont adjust to the speed on the left lane.
I agree, I know a woman with a minivan that fits your description perfectly. She never washes or cleans her van, has lazy good for nothing kids that don't clean it either. I've seen cereal underneath the seats, french fries & leftover cheeseburger in between the seats, just like a farm vehicle and they carry the animals inside. Bald tires, signs of recent wrecks... Van and minivan drivers are the worst, I agree with you.
Especially one being driven by an arrogant, drunk 16-year-old who hits and kills your wife and unborn child, only to then get off with no punishment aside from 50 hours of community service and having his license suspended for 6 months.
cschnipke279 I live in Germany BMW drivers including myself always use the blinker and drive very civilized . The immigrants driving BMWs here though.. THEY dont. haha
I crashed a Ford Taurus head on into a tree at 65mph and shattered my hip/pelvis snapped my femur in half and collapsed a lung just watching these brings make horrible memories of my accident
I drive a '94 F-150. The F-150 shown here is a '01. 1992-1997 were completely different designs (including much of the frame) from 1998-2003 models. That proves the video isn't 100% accurate, and so therefore I'ma just say that my '94 is safer than that 2001!
B0SSNINE actually the OBS style was used in 97 on f350's only. For f150's it was 92-96. They quit making the bronco in 96 because they didn't want to have to redesign it with their new frame design because it wasn't worth it for how many people bought it in the past. And I'm 97 the f250 looked just like the f150 but ford changed that in 98. Anyway, 97-06 f150's had that style although it changed a little in 03. The point is, the frame in 96 and earlier was much stronger than 97-06. So this video is completely incorrect when it says 92-06.
Pontiac be like: You crash me; I fucking crush you.
Best comment so far.
more like "if u fuck me il fuck you"
crackedcookies lol
crackedcookies hehe
"you'd better not crash me" makes the slogan
The airbags in those trucks are basically just there to make sure at least your face is intact when you're lying in your coffin.
Jie Hao Khor lel
Jie Hao Khor lol
Jie Hao Khor lol
You know what that for some reason sounds logical.
Jie Hao Khor this comment made me laugh. 😂
0:00 Pontiac Trans Sport
0:46 Hyundai Sonata
1:25 Toyota Previa
1:41 Hyundai Elantra
2:41 Ford F-150
3:30 Chevy Blazer
4:14 Isuzu Hombre
4:41 Honda Passport
5:03 Hyundai Accent
5:56 Dodge Neon
OMG HI HOWD I FIND YOU
Thank, I know what to avoid
Burke B that Isuzu Hombre is a Chevy S10
Thanks
Burke B saint
Is the IIHS just not allowed to say "They'd be frigging dead!" in the results report? Because some of these... some of these give me that vibe.
I dont think so, they have to use "professional language and wording" no matter how creepy it may sound
@@spg_eagle I have heard them say death is likely/possible but never certain
Definitely
Let's just say, Ford has always been a death bucket to driver and others around them, and those Korean Hyundai's are like Toe Bidens population control plan, I'm not sure how you're supposed to walk straight after any of those wreak at any speed. In fact, local to my area yesterday, 21 year old woman died rear ending a Silverado and smashing into something else... Let's just say, the car was identified by the hub caps...
@@alecfleming373 That’s horrifying. What car was it? A Hyundai?
So, for the hyundai elantra crash, anyone else concerned that the airbags had a SIGNIFICANT delay on activation?
mutilator97 pretty sure that's why it was redesigned.
roguedogx
I saw that after commenting.
Seth Johnson not really. cars of that era were just starting to get senors in the seats that detected weather a passenger is there or not. so if that was the case, and there was no passenger, it would make sense that the airbag would not go off.
thought the exact thing
that is true it can possibly not work in a major crash the way its is suppose to
That F150 got folded
I drive a ford just like that 😭
My mom does as well, an '02. I wanna know how companies can still produce vehicles with ratings that bad, even for then. You'd figure a truck would hold up well since there's less weight in the back, but nope. Imagine if you were hauling 500 pounds, the passenger compartment wouldn't exist.
Your exactly right. and then add a trailer into the equation
Colds that's why rams are better fuck ford and Chevy
ruben Avila actually, the new ram was the worst performer out of the pickups.
Today I learned that _not good_ is _acceptable_.
P*Funk good is very good
I drive a 2000 Ford F-150, after watching the crash I was like fuuuuuuuuuck
Extern Xels Lol dont do 60 into a fixed object haha.
well for a start it isn't 60, its 40mph (64kph) and secondly its not a fixed object, it has a deformable barrier like a normal car does...
mattyg267 I didnt say 60 mph it could have been 60 or so kilometers per hour. The point is dont hit shit.
Andrew Walker what if shit hits me
Extern Xels Well do like your moma taught ya's and hit it back. Dont be no quiter now!
That Toyota Previa looked way better after it crashed.
😁 I used to have a Toyota previa and I have to admit it wasn't a very good looking car and when I just saw the crash test I'm glad I never had an accident!
Its rwd mid engine tho. Not much vans can say that lol.
***** i dont think it looks that bad. The japanese drift these sometimes. There are way uglier cars. Pontiac aztek, fiat multipla, ssang yong rodius and so on.
+SRVstiger keep in mind the engine and its components do not absorb any force, it just gets transferred through it.
Subaru builds their cars so the engine and drivetrain absorb the impact a bit. The drivetrain breaks away toward the bottom so as not to injure the passengers and at the same time absorbs a bit of the impact. You can look it up it's actually quite interesting. Subarus are overall very safe cars!
I love it when the horn starts beeping.
It's a safety feature, alerting others that there has been an accident.
Is the shower of plastic and metal pieces also a safety feature to alert other motorists?
The ultimate safety feature was aboard the Pinto, everyone from a mile around knew when one was rear-ended :)
@jsteiger no its not. its caused by either the horn circuit being shorted to ground (thus completing the circuit and activating the horn) or the horn button is being depressed physically
He was joking lol
No, he is dead serious. ArchHeretic, don't listen to this guy. He's spreading lies. He told me he loved me and he'd marry and well, pff look at how that turned out... >[
The Pontiac transports you straight to hell or heaven
Lol
TFW a 2001 F150 is your daily driver on a highway notorious for head-ons and you see it fold like a piece of paper
I hope you sold it lol
The Ford F-150 looks like it's made of wet newspaper.
yea Fuck a ford
Where would one fuck a Ford? In the tailpipe? The gas tank?
Seems painful
That looked bad! The new F150's are the only truck though that passed all the safety tests in 2016. Go figure.
lol "ford tough"
That F-150, lol. Lotta good that airbag does when your legs and pelvis are shattered...
Treetop64 glad i was in a 04 f150 new design... Crashed into a concrete barrier at 80 to a dead stop, walked away with bruises from seat belts thats it
Very doubtful the speed was 80. More likely 35-40.
I'm sorry, I didn't know you were in my passenger seat when I crashed.
Treetop64 just don't crash then and you'll be fine
80 miles an hour into concrete and you walked away? Do you realize how unbelievable that sounds?
Damn! That Dodge Neon at the end looked horrible! That was the first car I bought when I was 16 years old too! So glad the timing chain broke and grenaded the motor before I ever had a chance to wreck it!
SubyRyan my aunt had one too, 1995
SubyRyan I drive a 04 neon right now, it's also my first car.
rcamp1423; be VERY careful driving that car, especially if you live in an area with snow and road salt, the Neon has a critical design flaw in the front suspension system...
the air conditioner drain hose drains right on top of the “K Member” which is a metal subframe the lower suspension arms connect to, its a poor quality steel that rusts extremely rapidly and can collapse under stress, causing front suspension failure
It can be repaired, but it’s not cheap, easily around $2000....
My ‘02’s was basically rust after 5 years in northern New England
Sorry you had the neon
If you own one of these cars, you're pretty much fucked.
dont swear
Max Power just dont crash. I have a 94 miata and a 99 civic and i dont think they will do any better lol. So I shouldnt crash probably.
I own a 04 Pontiac Montana since 2010 .
I own a 1998 Lada Riva Estate, which is basically a 1966 Fiat 124 Familliare. Believe me, you're sooooo wrong, man.
Max Power amen
Cars to avoid buying your children as first cars.
james hawkins sadly alot of these are bought for kids.
That's why you get them a moped. Works as birth control as an added bonus.
looolll maybe buy them crocs too
bushwood4568 Folks just see something cheap and run with it, not thinking past what they see at all.
iPwnR Was that supposed to be funny? What is funny about someone's child being killed in an auto accident?
If these tests by IIHS were conducted at 40mph, then imagine what the test would look like at 41mph.
That Kid The IIHS actually retested the TransPort because the test was mistakenly run at 41 instead of 40, as if that would make a difference!!!
Bad Drivers of Albuquerque looool
They knew it wouldn't, they just wanted to see another one crash. "Bill! We've got another one! Bring beer this time!"
Darwinpasta Haha, true! I think they just did it to prove that it wasn't a fluke that it performed so badly that one time - that it is such a poor design that it will perform the same way.
Or they realized the thing was a piece of shit and they had an excuse to take one ore of them off the street!
All of these cars should come with a free coffin as a bonus. lol
Or a life insurance or burial expense policy
Yes thess is why I drive Classics and and T trucks
Every accident I ever had in my Metal so Metal trucks I was ok and my trucks are ok i steel got them the other people's cars are done for
The guy say’s neck injury’s possible and a broken leg, I’m like in my head also death most likely
Volvo is laughing
Motojunkey saab to Haha
Saab went bust, they're definitely not laughing.
Slippy CoCo my dad had Saabs for 20 years before GM fucked then up his first was involved in a accident that would have killed the passengers in most cars of the time he drove it home after it rolled with no intrusion into the passengers compartment
And Subaru haha
Tesla is laughing.
Glad Hyundai fixed their shit.
except they didnt
rudkacka How so? They are growing so fast they are even creating a sister brand. If anything they are succeeding more than we can see.
Cup well, they have succes in Europe especially, i cant deny that, but they will be the "cheapo wannabe honda ripoff" forever
What...?
KIA is now directly competing in the $50,000 bracket with BMW as promised by 2017
Have you seen the 2017 models? No? Go get educated
Hyundai is now offering the same platform style, with more standard features, and better prices than Honda.
You delusional, or just a bad internet troll?
rudkacka You can get a fully optioned out Hyundai Santa Fe Turbo for like under $40. IDK where his $50k numbers came from. They compete with the middle ground like Ford and Nissan.
Yeah I got hit in the driver's door when I had a Neon. I remembered the 2 1/2 star rating I pulled myself towards the passenger seat before the impact. Flew back and my head went through the glass in my door. And yet, right where I was sitting before I moved was now door. Not any seat, just door.
Seriously, take these safety ratings like your life depends on them because they do.
My buddy drives the hotrod version of the neon (it's a srt-4) he got hit in the side and it damn near ripped the car in half and that's with a roll cage installed in the car
Ouch
Wow and people buy big cars like the F150 because they think it's safer. that's awful
xIAMDAVEx coffin on wheels
xIAMDAVEx I think cars that are bigger are much safer then a small car because with a small car you can crash under a semi trucks trailer.
Now, I'm a Chevy guy, but based on some of the newer iihs tests on the new Ford's, they've gotten ALOT better at the safety of the driver, they're still not the best, but better
Tesla has very different results.
This is a solid wall,if a f150 hits a mini cooper, the results could be different
I always wondered what they did with recycled beer and pop cans, make cars and trucks. SOBs
It's the worse idea
Bernard 67 aren't most beer cans aluminum?
roguedogx yea and so are cars
@eedd sdsd For real, you tap something with modern cars they'll look like they got punched in by the Hulk.
@@daltonhill5110 That's because the purpose of a car in a crash is to save you, the driver, not the car itself. Modern cars with crumple zones absorb the impact. Older, stiff cars with no crumple zones transfer the impact into you, the driver.
Damn. I drive a 2003 Sonata. I saw the side-impact test on the official IIHS website (in addition to this frontal crash), and holy hell I hope I never get into an accident. I wish I could afford a new vehicle.
Holy fuck that ford truck😱
i know they should issue out 10 grand to every f150 owner of this year so they can buy something safer ford should be in a huge lawsuit they got shit tons of money
That's scary. I drove a 98 Hyundai accent for years without realizing it was a metal sarcophagus
Toyota Previa is so ugly they didn't even want to show it all. :V
PoOdskillz true. Same with the first gen Sienna.
TheManInDboX 997k miles???
+TheManInDboX 997K Miles?!?! Bruh you can travel to the moon and back multiple times. How do you even rack up that many miles?
PoOdskillz lol
you sound like somebody who cant handle mid engine cars
had an accident in my 98 Neon, 5-10 mph, hit the back of late 90s Trans Am pushed his bumper about an inch, tore the front end of the Neon up pretty badly, insurance totaled it
4:01 props to Chevy to building the strongest fucking windshield out there
3:47 god damn, if only the rest of the Jimmy was as well built as the windshield!
Wow
That's a blazer
Same vehicle, just different badging
LMFAO
a chevy monte carlo ss from 2005 it’s a Jimmy
Lol hyundai accident
Konrad C Hyundai ACCidENT. Hehe, but seriously, the ACCidENT has a terrible crash rating.
Konrad C my mom drives a large Toyota Land Cruiser and we got in a small accident. When it was in the shop we rented a Hyundai Accent and I was so nervous to get in that thing
DIAMLER XD made me laugh ..
Konrad C hey gave it a few different accents
Lol
Hyundai has evolved leaps and bounds
Abdurrehman Khan yeah they make less shifty cars
Korean is better than most Japanese and European, now.
Built Ford Tough? That F-150 BUCKLED
I love my 97 2 door Blazer. I think the 2 doors may do better in a crash, but I know I'm still gonna get messed up in a wreck regardless.
So basically American trucks and suvs are more dangerous than Asian vehicles.
Wrong. These models for the mentioned years yes, but the average American car is much safer than European cars. And you heard this from somebody who lives in the EU.
DesertStateInEu thats so far removed from the truth i can't even see it anymore
Current Ford 150s earn a good rating now, best out of all trucks.
shitty american pickups don't have to fulfill se same safety regulations as "normal" cars and are cheaper to own. Guess that's why they keep buying that crap.
carpetburn
Do your own research then. Funny how you werent able to provide a single rational counter argument. Asshurt dumb child.
2:46 "built tough" they said...
Everyone: speed kills !!!
No one: well, I'll just leave early and drive more slowly. ?
Speed does not kill, it's the sudden stop that gets you.
Top 10 reasons why you should avoid crashing into solid concrete walls.
conclusion, look where your going!
Unless you're a dummie
or a dummy
well another person could look at their phone for a second and crash into you head on.. with no fault of your own your crappy unsafe car might kill you then
*You're* lacking in *your* spelling skills.
that can be useless when other people don't.
Ford tough?...lmfao...NOPE!
chemicallust77 you're giving a company shit for a truck they produced in a model year 25 years ago....
+T Capps their durability hasn't improved since then either
+T Capps
Why are you defending them? Do you get an erection from shitty car crash tests?
Safety and durability have both gone up significantly in all F series trucks since the model year of that test. Also, best selling pickups 50 years and running, so yeah... guess we'll wait and see if GM or Fiat can ever play catch up. I'm still laughing at how GM failed with the aluminum body trucks 30 years ago and Ford just made a success of it.
How long that model of Truck is in production is irrelevant, we aren't comparing a modern European truck to a 25 year old F-150, this was a modern F-150(at the time) and as such should be held to the same standard as everyone else and it failed fucking miserably!
If we apply your logic, a 2017 Toyota Hilux should be terrible in a crash test simply because the model has existed for 20 years.
Seeing these when I was little gives me the creeps but it's hilarious at the same time.
2:47 built ford tough
Just stay home the outside is fucking crazy
The Ford F150's are just another reason why I don't own one of those
Denis - Roblox & More today they are the safest truck on the road
Not that year
Denis - Roblox & More a fair point. Just wanted to make sure you didn't think they were all bad
They aren't bad at all I know many people who own them I own a Ford but it's an F350 so...I like Ford's and all yeah.
+Denis - Roblox & More all ford are crap
this is at 40 miles an hour can you imagine someone driving maybe 50mph or higher which they do now not knowing which cars can do in an accident wow
Yes but just so u know this is direct solid steel that dosent flex back.when u crash with another car its softer i mean still horrible but u know what i mean there is a space between gaps
Spent my entire childhood in a 97 Chevy Blazer. Never knew how unsafe it was.
Cars from the 90s? You got anything from the 1920s?
dmitriy40 I don't think IIHS existed back then.
They did a test on a 1959 Impala. Pretty much puts to rest the assertion that older, bigger, full frame metal cars are safer than the modern small plastic one they crashed it into.
My remark was sarcastic. Here we have footage of old cars, yet people in the comments react as though it is somehow a reflection on the industry, presumably modern day.
Average age of a car on the road is somewhere around 12 - 15 years old I think, so this still IS modern.
snappy452
Average is 11, I think.
I'm surprised the Blazer is made out of paper. I own one and the frame looks quite thick. Figured it would be pretty strong.
you would think lol, i hit a tree the other day doing around 30mph and it crumpled like a soda can haha
it's 90's gm man don't have faith
The F150 is a coffin on wheels
They way that F150 was folding I thought I was gonna hear Scottish music
Don't let Russian drivers have any of those cars ;) .
They already have the elantra..
Their cars are even worse... besides the wealthy ofcourse
You're just a moron.
Be awesome to see a Chevy Corvair tested at the end of this...
Here is the perfect ad for a car company: Crash test with the CEO in the drivers seat instead of a dummy. You say your cars are safe, right? I would do it if I had true confidence in the safety of what my company is building.
what i got from this video was that cars pre 2005 were essentially death traps
Wow Thank God I Don't Own None Of These Cars😱
Holy wow, the Previa's steering wheel literally impaled the dummy's head as it was driven up into the ceiling during the crash. The poor seatbelt design left the dummy in a reclining position.
Testing Center: Ford you made an unsafe truck.
Ford: Hmm tell them not to crash it then.
I'm kinda worried now because I have a 99 F-150 and that crash test was crucial !
Not a single one was German
Duh
Garry Reyom or swedish or italian or european at all
99Lezard99 Lololol that's why American cars are cheap af
+To Seize the Means of Production 65k for a Silverado isn't cheap, lol.
+To Seize the Means of Production also, its why I don't drive a nineties vehicle, that decade took a shit on vehicles, it's why I drive a 1986 Chevrolet C10 and my modern vehicle is a 2005 Ford F-150 4x4 and my car is a 1965 Ford Mustang with a two barrel 289 V8, so yeah.
I surprised not to see the Chevy caviler (side impact crash test) and the Chevy Astro on here.
roguedogx Cavalier side impact was on it, near the end
My friend had a Blazer, he told me he never rode the thing on the highway. Now i know why.
That blazer hit where the dummy's head goes off the rim of the window...ouch.
Great my car is on this list, now every time I’ll drive the back of my mind will be thinking, “if you lose control and hit anything *you* *are* *screwed!“*
ikr i need to stop watching these videos they scare me too much
2:48 RIP
These older crash tests are nightmarish. Good thing crash safety has vastly improved over the years
gives found on road dead a whole new meaning
why do they paint the front wheel white?
Because the wheel wells and the underside of the car are usually dark-either because they're painted that color or they're in shade.
Painting the wheels white makes it easier to see on the high speed video exactly how they behave in a crash.
BeardedVeteran You mist be one miserable fuck
We had a 1991 Previa, what a great van it was, but sadly even my parents had no idea what an unsafe car it was. Thankfully we never got into a bad wreck in it!
Very lucky family for yal
Oh I just realized the one shown in this video had airbags but ours didn’t!
@@jordanjazz821 :0
Wow, when I was younger I regularly rode around in 2 of these vehicles the Pontiac transport/ Chevy venture and the gmc jimmy
It's amazing comparing these to the 2017 Mercedes e class. That thing takes these crashes like it's going 5 miles an hour. Amazing engineering.
Ikr
You realize you are comparing a much safer, newer car, compared to older, unsafer cars?
damn, Ive been driving a 99 regular cab s10 for years...watching this makes me wanna upgrade my brakes and get some sticky tires lol
was it just me or did the windshield on the blazer not break.
I saw that too, it's weird - it looks like you can see glass flying through and out of where the windshield belongs but then you can see it intact after.
Glass came from the door windows.
Like a rock
That Dodge Neon is like doors open from the front side after the crash LOL 😂
Am I the only one who likes when the horn is continuously blasting after the crash?
Having the Chevy Blazer/GMC Jimmy and the Chevy S10/GMC Sonoma in the same list is repetitive; they're the same vehicle.
Nick Caldwell I was thinking the same thing.
How its windscreen survived?! Amazing!
It´s not the same... weight is different, the structural capacity is different... definitely it´s not the same vehicle.
Angel Martínez and it's still crap
i flipped a 94 Sonoma when i was 16 with 2 people sitting in the back, lucky nobody was killed. worst that happened was a broken shoulder
My family was in the Chevy minivan when we were hit in the back. Painful asf. Nothing too bad though. But the van did look like it'll split in half.
1st look at how the glass at the back barely moves, it's innovative design means that the driver absorbs all of the impact energy. Genius.
This just goes to show that you can have all the airbags and safety features in the world, but without structural integrity they're useless.
Vans are the most dangerous cars in existence . That is because those type of people can´t drive. The typical used Van driver lets trash lay around in his vehicle, never cleans it, has squeaking rusty brakes , very slim tires with low grip and usually also is overweight or homeless. to Top it of they always change lane rather randomly and dont adjust to the speed on the left lane.
T.W. Someone or they need to Carry something without the elements weathering it
Not to mention vans are what I like to call kidnapping vans 😂
Stereotypes exist for a reason, good van drivers are the exception, not the rule.
Lmao @ overweight 😆 😆😆😆
I agree, I know a woman with a minivan that fits your description perfectly. She never washes or cleans her van, has lazy good for nothing kids that don't clean it either. I've seen cereal underneath the seats, french fries & leftover cheeseburger in between the seats, just like a farm vehicle and they carry the animals inside. Bald tires, signs of recent wrecks...
Van and minivan drivers are the worst, I agree with you.
a Toyota ran into the side of my 1979 ford Ltd, Toyota total loss.Ltd drove on to work
I'm REALLY impressed by the ads for European companies that flash around the 5:30 mark. Really subtle.
It's not '92-'03 for the F-150, the redesign took place in '97 so it's '97-'03.
I knew that ford was weak!
Ok, so you'll address the one Ford that did poorly rather than the 3 GM's? Whatever you say bub
That’s literally an 18 year old car. They’ve gotten way safer over the years.
2:48 - 5:02, Nothing of value was lost.
The number of gigantic pick ups driving around carrying only one person w nothing in their bed is fucking disgusting.
Especially one being driven by an arrogant, drunk 16-year-old who hits and kills your wife and unborn child, only to then get off with no punishment aside from 50 hours of community service and having his license suspended for 6 months.
and to avoid that happening we smart people drive BMW
cschnipke279 I live in Germany BMW drivers including myself always use the blinker and drive very civilized . The immigrants driving BMWs here though.. THEY dont. haha
cschnipke279 lol okay merica ! hahaha
Damn!
That Ford crumpled up like the beer cans it’s made out of !
I would love to see the Trans Sport on the small overlap test. It would make the occupant compartment like a pancake 😂
oh my gosh oh my gosh..¨Made in Murica"
I crashed a Ford Taurus head on into a tree at 65mph and shattered my hip/pelvis snapped my femur in half and collapsed a lung just watching these brings make horrible memories of my accident
Well, at 65 MPH hitting a tree I don't think it would have mattered what you were driving. You're going to get seriously hurt.
Thank fucking god you made it.
Moral of the story is, don't hit the corner of an immovable object at 40mph with any car.
The Chevy Blazer crumpled like a can. But that windshield though, lol. Wasn't even phased.
murican quality
Surpasses European quality whether you like it or not. Sincerely, a European who lives in the EU.
Considering General Motors and Ford own a good portion of the European car companies, and Chrysler is owned by Fiat. I'd say we're even in the quality
DesertStateinEu Well i dont see a german car brand in there ...
Non of the german brands are related to Gm or Ford.
lol Yes actually I am.
I drive a '94 F-150. The F-150 shown here is a '01. 1992-1997 were completely different designs (including much of the frame) from 1998-2003 models. That proves the video isn't 100% accurate, and so therefore I'ma just say that my '94 is safer than that 2001!
B0SSNINE actually the OBS style was used in 97 on f350's only. For f150's it was 92-96. They quit making the bronco in 96 because they didn't want to have to redesign it with their new frame design because it wasn't worth it for how many people bought it in the past. And I'm 97 the f250 looked just like the f150 but ford changed that in 98. Anyway, 97-06 f150's had that style although it changed a little in 03. The point is, the frame in 96 and earlier was much stronger than 97-06. So this video is completely incorrect when it says 92-06.
still same shit
Try the same thing on your F-150 to find out. It'll crumple just the same.
92-03 f150? Funny how that body wasnt introduced until 97
Ford f 150 has came along way. I say its the safest now
Lol, I'm driving a 98' Plymouth neon.
Bret DeFrain fuck you, you stupid fucking piece of god damn shit. Not one single person gives a fuck about you or what you drive you little fuck
2:47 his face was stuck to the horn😑
Lol
Lol
I used to own a 1999 F-150. I’m glad I never had a crash. It did not hold up well at all.
This is why I like Mercedes and Porsche.