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Originally Posted by MetroMPG
Did you notice that the impact sled in the offset test seemed to have all 4 wheels in the air at one point after impact?
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I saw three of them leave the ground for sure.
Considering the high speed, I would've thought the 60-mph offset crash would've been a much worse for the last generation model. Search the offset crash for a Dodge Neon on YouTube (pretty much same class of car) and it looks like it does a lot worse at the much slower speed of 35-mph.