Holden Cruze - Top crash rating for under $25,000 cars
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28th August, 2009
The all-new Holden Cruze is the safest car under $25,000
according to a report released by the NSW Minister for Roads, Michael Daley, and NSW's Roads and Traffic
Authority.
Launched in June 2009, the all-new Holden Cruze received the maximum five-star Australasian New Car
Assessment Programme (ANCAP) rating, scoring 35.04 points out of a possible 37 in the ANCAP testing - the
highest of any vehicle in that price category.
Exert from NSW Minister for Roads’ media release:
Minister for Roads Michael Daley has urged budget conscious motorists to keep safety in mind when
purchasing their next vehicle.
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The Centre for Road Safety recommends motorists look for a range of safety features in a vehicle
including;
- Electronic Stability Control which compares the driver’s intended path with the vehicle’s actual path
and applies brakes to selected wheels if the two don’t match
- Electronic/Emergency Brake Assist systems which applies the maximum amount of pressure on the brake
if the driver brakes suddenly
- Active Head Restraints to help prevent whiplash
- Dual Front Airbags
- Side or Side Curtain Airbags
- Seatbelt Pre-tensioners
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Top five cars under $25,000 |
ANCAP Score (out of 37) |
Stars |
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Holden Cruze |
35.04 |
5 |
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Ford Focus |
34.46 |
5 |
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Ford Fiesta |
34.44 |
5 |
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Mazda 2 |
34.33 |
5 |
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Hyundai i30 SLX |
32.54 |
5 |
NOTE: Price quoted excludes dealer delivery fees and statutory charges.
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