Acura RDX
Acura’s first crossover SUV is considered the top safety pick according to the IIHS front, side and rear crash tests. The Tire Pressure Monitoring System notifies the driver of low pressure.
Audi A4
This sporty sedan received a good rating from the IIHS. It’s quarto all-wheel drive system provides better road handling for all weather conditions.
Audi A6
The A6 comes in a close third.
A rearview camera, adaptive daytime running lights, and brake assist are among many of its safety features.
Honda CR-V
This SUV has dual threshold front airbags that inflate at different rates while its active head restraints move forward and up to help prevent neck injuries.
Honda Pilot
The Honda Pilot made its debut in 2002. Some safety features include three-row side curtain airbags with rollover sensor and a rearview camera.
Hyundai Entourage
This minivan performed better on the IIHS crash tests, than its counterpart, the Kia Sedona. With seating for 7, this minivan has a standard braking system and 6 airbags.
Mercedes M-Class
In 1995, the M-Class was the first SUV to offer electronic stability control. With lifetime road assistance and brake assist, this luxury SUV performed well on the IIHS front crash tests.
Subaru B9-Tribeca
Consumers can choose the 5 or 7 passenger SUV. Vehicle stability control, traction control and daytime running lights are all standard features.
Subaru Forester
The ring shaped reinforcement frame body on this cross-over SUV, protects in many types of collisions.
Subaru Legacy
This mid-sized car was introduced in 1989 and comes in 7 editions. It has a Traction Control System, Tire Pressure Monitoring System and symmetrical all wheel drive.
Volvo XC90
The popular cross-over SUV has a Whiplash Protection System that reduces the impact of a rear-end collision.
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