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Originally Posted by happytheman
I'm not certain, but I believe a manufacturer has to sell a certain number of units before safety ratings are performed. Dunno.  |
"Your right", I just found this!
The 370 is not a high volume seller!
Some Models Are Not Rated
If the model you seek is missing crash-test results, they may be pending or the vehicle may not be tested. Both agencies concentrate on the "highest-volume vehicles". Convertibles are rarely tested for this reason, though for the first time in 2007 IIHS tested 10 models, including several best-sellers like the Chrysler Sebring and Ford Mustang. Results for new or recently reengineered models are likely to appear months after the car goes on sale because both agencies purchase their test subjects from dealerships. NHTSA notes if a vehicle is TBT (to be tested) or if results are pending or under review. IIHS has begun to offer more detailed information about whether or not test results are pending.
Crash Tests: What You Need to Know - Cars.com