2017 Chevrolet Volt Chevrolet. This plug-in hybrid maintains its top rating from last year, with the headlights measuring up to its crash test results. The Volt has an advantage over all-electric cars because it has a gasoline engine that works to recharge the battery on the move.
The 2017 Ridgeline pickup returns to the Honda lineup after a two-year absence. And Honda engineers clearly got the crash protection and headlights right. Ridgeline ranks No. 1 among compact pickup trucks, according to reviewers surveyed by U.S. News.
Hyundai Elantra Hyundai. The Elantra continues as a Top Safety Plus pick even with the headlight ranking included. Test drivers praise the Elantra as comfortable and roomy for a compact car with a good array of technology. The Elantra is a good combination of reasonable price and good fuel economy. List prices range from $17,150 to $22,350.
Hyundai Santa Fe Hyundai. With some redesign, the Santa Fe went from not even being on the list last year to among the top picks this year. Test drivers say the Santa Fe deserves a look among midsize SUVs with three rows of seats. They praise the performance of the standard V-6 engine, which is rated for 17 MPG in city driving, 21 on the highway.
Hyundai Motor Co. — which owns the Hyundai, Kia and Genesis brands — leads manufacturers with six cars in the top category. Subaru has four. Toyota Motor Corp. has the most vehicles — 10 — in the second category level. All but one of the seven vehicles in Subaru’s 2018 lineup earned one of the awards.
The second-level rating, Top Safety Pick (without the Plus), goes to cars that meet all the standards except for good or acceptable headlights. In some cases, the rating applies only to the version of the car with optional safety equipment (here's the full list of 44 Top Safety Pick and 38 Top Safety Pick Plus vehicles).
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The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety compiled the number of deaths associated with vehicles models years 2009-12
Most deaths Nissan Versa sedan: 130 deaths Nissan Versa hatchback: 71 deaths
Most deaths Hyundai Accent (4 door): 120 deaths Hyundai Accent (2 door): 86 deaths
Most deaths Chevrolet Aveo (4 door): 99 deaths Chevrolet Aveo (wagon): 58 deaths
2018 Chevrolet Camaro Safety Ratings. Our safety score is based on the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety crash test ratings and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration safety ratings.
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Most deaths Honda Civic (2-door sedan): 76 deaths. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety compiled the number of deaths associated with vehicles models years 2009-12
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