Posted 09.17.2007 at 9:34 am
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Want to see what would happen to your car in a crash? Enter your vehicle's make, model and year to watch a Consumer Reports crash test.—Dawn Stover
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An interesting edu-marketing tactic. That and it wasn't any fun to find out that my car scored poorly in the side impact test but I bet did waaaay better than my motorcycle.