MG, Omoda crossovers ace ANCAP
/Chinese crossovers achieve five star scores from national crash testing auditor.
Read MoreChinese crossovers achieve five star scores from national crash testing auditor.
Read MoreChinese-made ute is first hybrid one-tonner to face independent crash tester’s analysis.
Read MoreANCAP says latest MG 3 is better than its predecessor, but still lacking in important areas.
Read MoreANCAP determines recently launched plug-in hybrid here a good performer overall.
Read MoreLatest diesel ute from China a new opportunity for Colonial affiliate.
Read MoreWhether the JAC T9 about to release in Australia arrives here has yet to be determined, but it has good crash test cred.
Read MoreQuestion mark over how relevant Europe NCAP scores are to local stock.
Read MoreSixth generation Mitsi ute gets five stars, mainly praise.
Read MoreThe new version of Suzuki’s smallest rock hopper is potentially set to sell without a crash test score.
Read MoreOur compliance rules would appear to let slide an issue causing furore across the Tasman - but the crash tester’s ‘no score’ edict sticks.
Read MoreMake’s head office responds to ANCAP’s stinging crash test consideration.
Read MoreMahindra agent considering what to say in face of ANCAP’s zero rating call.
Read MoreNZ-fresh model has copped an imperfect cast test result.
Read MoreA Chinese brand that didn’t fire up Kiwis a decade ago, is coming back for a fresh try.
Read MoreFive star scores awarded but incomplete driver assist suite also noted.
Read MoreANCAP result for CX-60 is from a test conducted to since-updated protocols.
Read MoreMercedes’ latest electric achieves optimal star count from region’s tester.
Read MoreSide impact and whiplash protection scores slightly better than Ranger’s.
Read MoreCompact Ora hatch among models singled out for recognition by Euro NCAP.
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