The driver of the 30-year-old Mitsubishi Magna sedan could sustain serious, non-life-threatening injuries during a crash. In this respect reports ANCAP, the Australian association that conducted crash testing of a right-hand drive car and released a video of the tests.
ANCAP said that by 1993 standards the Mitsubishi Magna was considered a reasonably safe vehicle, but did not meet modern safety requirements. According to crash test findings, there is a high risk of skull fracture and traumatic brain injury, as well as injuries to the legs, pelvis and chest, as a result of the sedan driver hitting the steering wheel.
Rear passengers are at increased risk of abdominal injury due to incorrect use of the seat belt. There is no airbag in the car.
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