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SAFETY | 9 out of 10
Nearly every vehicle in this class of vehicle is a top performer, and the 2010 Veracruz follows that trend. Crash-test results from the federal government and insurance industry-sponsored IIHS are all top-notch, and the standard equipment list includes stability control, anti-lock brakes, front active head restraints, front side airbags, and side-curtain bags.
“The Veracruz performed well enough in government crash tests to receive ratings equal to those of its best competitors,” assesses Kelley Blue Book.
Cars.com notes that while the Veracruz is available with power-adjustable pedals and rear parking sensors (now standard), a rearview camera, a much-appreciated feature for some SUV drivers, isn’t available.
Conclusion
Safety tests confirm that the 2010 Hyundai Veracruz is one of the top picks in its class.
