Full-size Truck Crash Test Video

[gm4yrs]

Here's a link, to see how, your model, of truck, does in a crash. http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/cars/sa...shtestvideo.htm Compare Chevy, Ford, Dodge, and Toyota. Also, check out the ford f-150 heritage 2004, on this link http://www.progressive.com/vehicle-resourc...ngs-vidoes.aspx

[MS3DALE]

They didn't have the "new-body-style" GMT900 trucks on there.

[Vortec-Z71]

The bed on the 2007-2008 Tundra flexes a ton compared to some of the other trucks. It would be interesting to see how the HDs would fare in these crash tests.

[slimjim2525]

that GMT-800 did terrible.

[gm4yrs]

that GMT-800 did terrible.

 

 

Did you see the Ford F-150 Heritage 2004 , on the second link?

[LewiSILVERADO]

Here's a link, to see how your truck, does in a crash. http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/cars/sa...shtestvideo.htm Compare Chevy, Ford, Dodge, and Toyota. Also, check out the ford f-150 heritage 2004, on this link http://www.progressive.com/vehicle-resourc...ngs-vidoes.aspx

 

Uh, I think I'd rather AVOID a crash, thank you.

[gm4yrs]

Well, after watching some of the truck videos crashes, I think Gm did allright. I'm surprised, no one had a comment, about the Ford F-150 Heritage 2004. This truck really crunched up!!! This would be great info. to know about, for your next truck purchase, considering your friend's and family's safety.

[Jackson]

Here's a link, to see how your truck, does in a crash. http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/cars/sa...shtestvideo.htm Compare Chevy, Ford, Dodge, and Toyota. Also, check out the ford f-150 heritage 2004, on this link http://www.progressive.com/vehicle-resourc...ngs-vidoes.aspx

 

Uh, I think I'd rather AVOID a crash, thank you.

 

 

 

.......right because you can ALWAYS do that. I mean especially at night when someone from another lane swerves out of the blue and hits you head on and you have less than a second to react.

[Jackson]

that GMT-800 did terrible.

 

no, it did OK.......not terrible. especially compared to some of the others.

[Nick The Great]

Man I could spend all day on the site!

 

The GMTs did ok. The H3 looked like it could almost drive away sans bumper. The Smart car did better than I thought it might . . .

 

That Heritage didn't do so well. It would be interesting to see how the GMT900s would do.

[BigJayDogg3]

Here's a link, to see how your truck, does in a crash. http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/cars/sa...shtestvideo.htm Compare Chevy, Ford, Dodge, and Toyota. Also, check out the ford f-150 heritage 2004, on this link http://www.progressive.com/vehicle-resourc...ngs-vidoes.aspx

 

Uh, I think I'd rather AVOID a crash, thank you.

 

 

 

.......right because you can ALWAYS do that. I mean especially at night when someone from another lane swerves out of the blue and hits you head on and you have less than a second to react.

 

 

 

Or comes flying through a parking lot and hits you while you're stopped.

 

While avoiding an accident is a good idea, it is better to be safe than sorry.

[asilverblazer]

Hmm, Toyota no five star crash test or the Silverado (900 series) that did, wonder which one was engineered better?

 

"But really guys my frame is supposed to flex like that... Its called a 'break away tail gate' keeps the fat girls from sitting on it and sticking around... My bed shakes like that so the little parts settle to the bottom... Its a '2-piece' cam shaft... No, I'm not a metrosexual... Why yes, I do read Consumer Reports..."

[matt3]

Check out the s-10. That makes me glad I went full size when I bought my truck.

[Tucson_02Silverado]

 

Go to 3:20 , it could be worse and you could be driving this'

[Vortec-Z71]

Go to 3:20 , it could be worse and you could be driving this'

 

Wow, the table had a small chip but the car was totaled.