2013-2017 Honda Accord Sedan FMVSS 301 Rear Crash Test (50 Mph)
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- A 50 Mph (80 Km/h), 70% overlap rear crash test.
Result: Pass - No Fuel Leak
This is a test on the fuel system to ensure there is no fuel leakage in a high-speed rear-end collision. There is no instrumentation in the dummies.
I just got rearended on the cajon pass by a driver doing over 70MPH in a Dodge 2500 ram full size truck, traffic was stopped this driver didn’t slow down at all!! No skid marks never applied brakes , me and my passenger are alive today!!! Ruined my 2017 Honda accord I just got paid off 😢😢😢but we are alive!! The driver then fled the scene!!! Honestly Honda makes a good product and I for one am thankful and grateful to be alive! The impact was so strong he rolled my Honda , it’s completely totaled!
I always have and always will feel safe in a Honda.
Not a single piece of glass shattered. Way better than that 2019 Altima rear crash
Now that you pointed that out, thats amazing
"this piece is mine now"
The last pretty generation of Honda Accord 🥺 (my opinion)
2018 looks better imo and i have a 2016
@@112188Francisco To each his or her own 😉 18’s are nice 👍🏾 I still prefer the previous generation
I wonder how my 2011 sedan would do. Probably pretty similarly. The 8th generation was pretty similar to the 9th shown here; the 9th generation is safer, but it's not a massive difference. It didn't need to be. Both were among the safest cars for their price at the time.
This actually almost happened to me in October. An early 1990s Chevy S10 whizzed by me at probably 110 mph, I was doing 58. Speed limit was 55. If there had been a crash, they would have been severely injured and I probably would have walked away, so glad nothing happened!
January 24, 2024 9:53 pm
Amazing
Can we PLEASE see the 2018-2021 Accord
The FMVSS 301 hasn't been performed yet.
@@CarPro1993 xD.
Sound??
Do the 2004 Dodge Durango