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14.03.02, 15:20
Kia’s Sedona minivan posted $4305 of damage in recent rounds of testing
performed by the Institute for Insurance Highway Safety, an organization
underwritten by the major insurance companies. The Sedona’s airbags deployed in
a 5-mph test and thus it earned a “poor” rating; in a rear collision, it racked
up nearly $3000 of damage. The Subaru Impreza, the Mitsubishi Lancer, and the
Volvo S40 earned a “marginal” rating for damage suffered between $2500 and
$3100, according to Reuters. "It was the worst performance of any minivan we've
tested," said Adrian Lund, the institute's chief operating officer. "The worst
result was the airbag deployment in the flat-barrier test. This shouldn't
happen." The Sedona earned a five-star safety rating from the National Highway
Traffic Safety Administration.