2013 Honda Accord V6 Touring: Driven
The Honda Accord is now in its ninth generation, and as we reported in our First Drive of the 2013... Read More
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Four and five stars, front impact; four and five stars, passenger side impact; four stars, rollover resistance
Good," frontal offset test
electronic stability program plus traction control and Brake Assist
[Convertible’s] “Narrow roof pillars contribute to good outward visibility”
SAFETY | 8 out of 10
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Four and five stars, front impact; four and five stars, passenger side impact; four stars, rollover resistance
NHTSA
Good," frontal offset test
IIHS
electronic stability program plus traction control and Brake Assist
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[Convertible’s] “Narrow roof pillars contribute to good outward visibility”
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The 2010 Chrysler Sebring offers reasonably good safety, though crash-test scores aren’t at the front of the class and safety equipment isn’t remarkable—if only Chrysler paid as much attention to safety features as it did to its options list.
The Chrysler Sebring gets mostly five-star ratings from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) for crash protection and a few four-star scores. The Sebring also earns a rating of "good" in both frontal offset and side-impact tests from the IIHS, and with the addition of improved anti-whiplash seats for 2010, the Sebring is now a Top Safety Pick.
Side-impact and curtain airbags are standard across the line, as are anti-lock brakes, while electronic stability control is a stand-alone $425 option.
Conclusion
Safety is one of the 2010 Chrysler Sebring’s stronger points, but it’s not a class leader here either.
