Just how safe is your car? How well will it hold up in a collision? Good questions. You can find some of the answers from the crash tests conducted by federal safety regulators but a better source is the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, which tests cars not only for safety but also for how expensive they are to repair after an accident.
Reports from both sources are well worth checking out before you start shopping for a new vehicle.
For tests conducted by the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA), see safercar.gov. For IIHS test results, visit http://www.iihs.org/ratings/
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