Dodge Avenger 2008 models results also apply to: 2007-08 Chrysler SebringFRONTAL OFFSET TEST OVERALL EVALUATION: Good Structure/safety cage Injury measures Restraints/dummy kinematics Head/neck Chest Leg/foot, left Leg/foot, right Good Good Good Good Good Good Important: Frontal crash test ratings can be compared only among vehicles of similar weight. Test details: The Dodge Avenger was introduced in the 2008 model year as a replacement for the Dodge Stratus, which was discontinued after the 2006 model year. The Chrysler Sebring sedan was redesigned for the 2007 model year. Restraints/dummy kinematics — Dummy movement was well controlled. During rebound, the dummy’s head hit the roof rail and B-pillar. Injury measures — Measures taken from the dummy indicate a low risk of any significant injuries in a crash of this severity. Head acceleration from the roof rail/B-pillar hit was low.
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Crash Test 2008 Dodge Avenger/Chrysler Sebring (Front) IIHS
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@vipermoon64 You are an informed person. Thanks for spreading the word! GO CHRYSLER! THEY BUILD DREAM CARS!
I have this car. This is a great car, wouldnt trade it for anything. Has some of the higest crash test ratings available. Love this car.
@D725U THANK YOU!!!
more reliable cars i agree. but better looking, thats your opinion. in my eyes i think chrysler and the other companies makes very sexy cars. now interior quality should be a main goal, and just wait for the end of 2010 when new models and many refreshes will occur by then, hopefully it will be a success
chrysler has come a long way in terms of safety, now if they could just make better looking and more reliable cars they would be golden.
well i dont think ill be planning on crashing my avenger that just looks painfull..
believe it or not but chrysler makes some safe vehicles. definitely better than ford and gm. ive looked at many of all the companies test and chrysler cars usually did better
could have given me that car
@dweezle00 cavaliers are even AMAZINGER on the front crash test so don’t be hatin on the lil neon.
Neons are death traps.
In 2008 me and my parents visited the IIHS and we took a Toyota Highlander, plenty of room
No minivan but still good
it supposed to be funny or what?
Neons do AMAZING on the front end crash test chill out dude. plus I’m jealous of your neon, I want one.
AMEN BROTHER!!! ha!
well fo 40 mph that car must really have some bad raitings i dont thiink that these people know what they are talkin bout when they say that that was a good rating
I really like all the styling that Avenger has! It looks so sporty and fun, but I test drove a new one. It was ok but steering was more than just a short turn of the wheel. Its really too bad that it and Sebring’s resale value are poor. I cant complain too much about Chrysler though b/c its all ive drove. My Neon i had died b/c of bad oil. My PT Cruiser is 6 and is just perfect!
The highest rating of guh, of course!
sounds like a puppy crying
I am referring my message to peoplesuck 29.
Hey, fuck you buddy. You and your goddamn imports are killing this economy! And minivans are one of the most useful products invented. Try going on a family cross-country trip with a fucking Honda Civic. DOUCHEBAG!
God made the american car, the devil made the import, lol.
if you play this crash test side by side with
the frontal crash test of the Volvo S40, the dummy movement ALMOST is a perfect match!! So, i say its almost, if not, just as safe as the Volvo!
LOL earns the highest rating of GUH-
i`ve got neon! i`m scared!
AH yes, I remember the Neon, it was Terrible in accidents, I believe though, most of the newer Chryslers have done really well in the crash tests..Which is great to hear.
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