firedemon101's video: Crash Test 2013 - Chevrolet Malibu LatinNCAP

5 Stars Comentarios Adult occupant: In the frontal impact the head neck and chest of the driver were well protected. The head of the passenger bottomed out the airbag and hit the dashboard but it still received adequate protection. The passenger's chest was well protected by the restraint systems. The driver and passengers knees readings remained in an acceptable level and it was demonstrated that these parts oer a similar level of protection to occupants of dierent sizes or those sat in dierent positions. The footwell area was nearly undeformed after the impact. The bodyshell was rated as stable and was capable of withstanding further loading. Child occupant: The child seat for the 3 year and 1 1/2 year old could not prevent head contact of the child passengers with the front seat backrests. The 3 year old child dummy presented high loading in its chest. The installation instructions on both child seats were insucient and not permanently attached to the seat. The vehicle has a front passenger detection system to detect if a rearward facing CRS is installed in the front seat and disable the airbag (still the manufacturer does not recommend to install rearward facing CRS in the front seat) but the information given to the driver for "on or o" status was insucient to meet Latin NCAP protocol. The car was equipped with ISOFIX anchorages but they were not used to adjust the CRS. * It has SBR but does not meet the minimum requirements of Latin NCAP