Ever See A Car With A 0 (zero) Crash Rating?

[Coss]

I saw this and had to check, a 0 star safety rating
Thankfully, it's not available in the states, but keep your eyes out for one if someone tries to seek one in.

Oh yeah, it's a Fiat

Watch the Fiat Punto score a zero-star crash-test rating

(watch the roof metal in the black car)

 

[johnsnownw]

I saw this and had to check, a 0 star safety rating
Thankfully, it's not available in the states, but keep your eyes out for one if someone tries to seek one in.

Oh yeah, it's a Fiat

Watch the Fiat Punto score a zero-star crash-test rating

(watch the roof metal in the black car)

Yeah, Chinese and Indian vehicles do particularly poorly:

 

[Coss]

Yeah, but this was Italian, and now they own Chrysler/Dodge
Oh help us if they bring little cars here.

 

[Johnny Acree]

I saw this and had to check, a 0 star safety rating
Thankfully, it's not available in the states, but keep your eyes out for one if someone tries to seek one in.

Oh yeah, it's a Fiat

Watch the Fiat Punto score a zero-star crash-test rating

(watch the roof metal in the black car)

I watched it.
Did a Fiat Ad pop up, over and next to, the video for you?

 

[RSchneider]

If you look at the detailed report, what made it rate so bad, was that it doesn't have all of those electronic nannys on it and it's not good for people with children in kids seats. So, as long as you don't have any kids (or they are grown up) and you hate all of those nannys that are on cars today, the Fiat Punto is the car for you.

Here's what you need to look at. It's the quadracycle category.
https://www.euroncap.com/en/ratings-rewards/quadricycle-ratings/

They consider a golf cart a quadracycle:

 

[Coss]

I watched it.
Did a Fiat Ad pop up, over and next to, the video for you?

No, I had some different ad for Honda pop up on it.

 

[Rob Croson]

I remember reading an article on this one. Apparently the vehicle was not equipped with some specific system that was required. According to the test rules, that meant they had to assign it a zero rating, regardless how it performed on the remainder of the tests. If they had been allowed to assign it a rating based on its performance on the other tests, it would have gotten two stars, I believe. Still not good, but better than zero.

 

[RSchneider]

I remember reading an article on this one. Apparently the vehicle was not equipped with some specific system that was required. According to the test rules, that meant they had to assign it a zero rating, regardless how it performed on the remainder of the tests. If they had been allowed to assign it a rating based on its performance on the other tests, it would have gotten two stars, I believe. Still not good, but better than zero.

Here's the test report:
https://www.euroncap.com/en/results/fiat/punto/29849

 

[Grumpy Cat]

I've seen worse crash tests:

 

[Coss]

Geeezzzz I would have hated to be a driver or passenger in that truck.
Pancake city......