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Nissan Versa vs. crash test Tsuru is the most horrible thing that we saw Halloween.
Remember the Nissan Sentra in the early 1990s, these cars were everywhere at the time and many folds yet the roads today sales of the Sentra B13 generation ended in the States in 1994, the car was redesigned for the 1995 model year, but the old version of the Sentra is still offered in Mexico as the Nissan Tsuru Before you nostalgic for all cars of the 1990s, watch this video.
Global NCAP has tested the 2015 Nissan modern Tsuru against the Nissan Sentra 2016 between the cheapest sedan Nissan sold in Mexico against the Nissan cheapest sedan sold in the US The results are, well, a reflection of 25 years of progress in automotive safety technology, quantified as zero score star crash test for Tsuru in a recovery test before 50 percent to 80 MPH, and five stars for the Versa, which is also why the Tsuru is finally disappearing after all these years Nissan will cease production in 1992 -generation Tsuru May.
The latest round of crash tests by Global NCAP New Car Assessment Program for Latin America and India has had mixed results - and of mixed mixed quantities, we mean the art.
This decision is long overdue to stop production of a car that is inherently dangerous, said David Ward, Global NCAP Secretary General There are three years our Latin NCAP partner tested the car crash and revealed his number zero stars of Nissan It took too long to recognize that the sale of sub-standard cars is unacceptable then, they have met the requirements of NCAP Latin and Mexican consumers to remove the Tsuru market.
What would have happened to Tsuru driver had the crash test dummies were replaced by real people worldwide NCAP said the driver air bag without Tsuru would have faced a high probability of serious injury and possibly fatal then the driver Versa was protected by airbags front and side crash the Tsuru structure, needless to say, did not hold up well, while the Versa has used its crumple zones to absorb the impact of the accident, leaving the passenger compartment intact.
Our car car crash test demonstrates why these stars Zero cars should be withdrawn from the market immediately, said Alejandro Furas, Latin NCAP Secretary General in April this year, we published a report showing that the Nissan Tsuru had been involved in more than 4,000 road deaths in Mexico between 2007 and 2012. While we welcome the announcement of Nissan, why should at least 15,000 more units of this model potentially life threatening be sold by May why did it take three Nissan years since we CRASH tested and gave a zero star rating Tsuru to take this dangerous production car.
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