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| SUVs, Trucks Fare Poorly in Rollover Tests Have your been injury due to your vehicles safety and your SUV rolled over? Contact our SUV Rollover Accident Attorney Today! The NHTSA didn't give more than three-star ratings to any SUV, while all cars received four or five stars. Here were the individual ratings:
The auto industry and consumer groups have been critical of these ratings, arguing that actual driving tests should be used, not just vehicle measurements. On the other hand, NHTSA argues that the ratings correspond to real-world accidents--more than 60 percent of fatalities in SUVs and more than 40 percent of deaths in pickups happen in rollovers. By comparison, 22 percent of car deaths involve rollovers. Have your been injury due to your vehicles safety and your SUV rolled over? Contact our SUV Rollover Accident Attorney Today! Many of the 174 deaths linked to Firestone tires occurred when a tire failed on a Ford Explorer, and it then rolled over. NHTSA gave the Explorer 4x2 a two-star rating, meaning it has a 30-to-40-percent chance of rolling over in a crash. Contact us today for your
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