2015 Ford F-150 SuperCab Crash Test (Frontal)

2015 Ford F-150 SuperCab 4X2 4X4
NHTSA Side Pole Crash Test
Overall Safety Rating: 5 Stars
NHTSA - New Car Assessment Program (NCAP), Frontal Test:
Crash test dummies representing an average-sized adult male and a small-sized adult female are placed in the driver and front passenger seats, respectively, and are secured with seat belts. Vehicles are crashed into a fixed barrier at 35 mph (56.3km/h), which is equivalent to a head-on collision between two similar vehicles each moving at 35 mph.
Frontal Crash Rating: 5 Stars (Driver: 5, Passenger: 5)
Side Crash Rating: 5 Stars (Driver: 5, Passenger: 5)
Side Pole Crash Rating: 5 Stars
Combined Side Barrier and Pole Rating: (Driver: 5, Passenger: 5)
Rollover Rating: 4 Stars
Risk of Rollover: 19.1%
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[@richardwaugh2344]

I don't trust the passengers side airbag. It looks like a air bag to deploy and another to catch your face. By time that all inflated, it looked like the dummy still hit its head on the dash. I would luv to see the accelerometer readings. At least ford figured out how to keep the passenger compartment intact. At 35 mph you can tell the truck is a total loss. The bend in the frame rails cannot be straighten and the drive train moved back enough to bend both axle tubes.

[@helivesonforever]

+Richard Waugh
EVERY single vehicle on this channel tested like this was a total loss.

[@CAMAROFAN45]

+***Classified*** where do they get these vehicles from are they like just randomly selected by the manufacturer

[@helivesonforever]

Joel Dale If they run their show like the IIHS does, then each car is randomly selected from a dealership. NHTSA might be different where the manufacturer sends them the data, but I'm not sure. I do know that even cars tested in minor accidents are scrapped, and there's a VIN list online somewhere that shows all the cars that they've tested.