Honda Accord Or Nissan Altima: Which One Does V-6 Better?
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‘Good,’ frontal offset; ‘good,’ side impact; ‘good,’ rear impact; ‘good,’ roof strength; Top Safety Pick
Four stars overall, three stars frontal, five stars side
SAFETY | 7 out of 10
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‘Good,’ frontal offset; ‘good,’ side impact; ‘good,’ rear impact; ‘good,’ roof strength; Top Safety Pick
IIHS
Four stars overall, three stars frontal, five stars side
NHTSA
With seven standard airbags, electronic stability control, and anti-lock brakes are all on the standard-features list, and visibility isn't the issue that it is in some other crossover vehicles, thanks to the rather high driving position, the Venza does have a complete safety package.
One thing you might want to get in the Venza is the backup camera; thick roof pillars make visibility a bit worse than in sedans and boxier SUVs, though next to many rival models it's not bad.
Conclusion
The 2011 Toyota Venza has respectable safety—though not across-the-board impressive—safety credentials.
