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2016 Honda Pilot destroyed in IIHS small overlap crash test

2016 Honda Pilot destroyed in IIHS small overlap crash test

Posted on August 21, 2015September 7, 2019 By Jarvis

Honda has always been a car company that is big on safety and it spends lots of time and money engineering safety into its vehicles. Honda recently had its 2016 Pilot at the IIHS testing facility for testing on the difficult to pass small overlap test. That is the test where an offset head on collision with a stationary object is simulated.

In the test, the Honda Pilot impacted a 200,000 pound barrier at 40 mph with a crash test dummy in the driver seat. That crash dummy simulates what would happen to a driver in the event of an accident. Honda has something it calls “the scrapbook” which is filled with letters and photos from Honda and Acura owners showing their demolished vehicles resulting from various accidents.
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