Auto Ratings On Display
September 12th, 2006 by admin
Window Stickers Make Models Valid or Vulnerable
In 2008 car buying will include a scrutinized look at a sticker other than the one with the price. The NHTSA has mandated that vehicles other than pickups must display crash ratings on a star scale of 1-5 on a window sticker. Auto manufacturers will be asked to essentially post the level of safety standard upheld by the vehicle for the world to see.
As we watch car buyers paying more and more attention to safety features, posting crash test ratings will certainly make or break a buy. No suave car dealer can get around a less than 4-star rating. I guess there’s always good warranty coverage and health insurance if your car is on the low end of the rating scale.
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