Subaru Impreza Safest Car in The Japanese and American Market
A car brand as prestigious as Subaru has to take care to detail everything that involves the design of a vehicle, a fundamental aspect is security. The reward for such hard work comes this time in the form of prize as the new Subaru Impreza is the only compact car to have received the highest grade in the latest study of collisions of the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, IIHS, which now requires the protection side of the head and electronic stability control.
The Impreza received good grades in frontal crashes, side and rear for the post of driver and passenger. Based on these results and curtain airbags as standard, the model Subaru was the only compact car to receive the Top Safety Pick award.
The study of the IIHS provides consumers with information on the safety of vehicles with a simple point system poor, marginal, acceptable and good. The IIHS crash tests are conducted at speeds higher than required by the authorities of American traffic.
But the Impreza not only received awards in foreign lands, at home, Japan has received JNCAP Grandprix 07/08, prize awarded to the safest vehicle in the Japan New Car Assessment Program, JNCAP, 2007. To get the prize are subject to the models yields measurements in frontal crashes, side and safety for pedestrians and the Impreza was the only car to get the highest rating in all sections.
With this background Subaru chest out from America by the Vice President of Subaru America, J. Tohma Doll:
The safety of our customers is a priority for us. Subaru makes accessible the industry-leading security with the Subaru Impreza awarded by the IIHS, assuming a price of $ 16.995 alone. This speaks to the unwavering efforts of our engineers to build models with details of active and passive safety inflexible, beginning with the all wheel drive, standard on all our models.
