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crash-test

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crash-test
vb
(Engineering / General Engineering) (tr) to test (a new product) for safety and reliability by finding out its breaking point under pressure, heat, etc.
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This latest small Mazda is the second model in the Japanese company's range to achieve a maximum five-star rating from Euro NCAP and joins the bigger Mazda5 compact MPV in achieving the ultimate crash-test accolade .
Mazda tops the safety standard; The lightweight Mazda2 has earned top ... by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
Meanwhile the Subaru Tribeca, which only recently went on sale in the UK, has been awarded a top-scoring crash-test rating in Australia.
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Simpact Engineering Ltd softens the blow for car manufacturers with software that accurately predicts what happens in a car crash, without having to crash-test expensive prototypes.
BUSINESS LIFE: Slashing the cost of crash testing by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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