Car Torque: Indian cars judged unsafe
The global New Car Assessment Programme (NCAP) has declared India’s domestic small cars unsafe, following crash tests of five popular models.
The first independent crash testing of Indian-market small cars revealed a high risk of life-threatening injuries. Models tested included the Ford Figo
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David Linklater
Fri, 07 Feb 2014
Fri, 07 Feb 2014
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Car Torque: Indian cars judged unsafe
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