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One U.S. SUV Tests Well Under A New Roof Safety Standard

Only one American sport utility vehicle secured a "good" evaluation in the new strength rating system that the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety has adopted in a push for a tougher standard from manufacturers.

By Mark E. Ruquet | Updated on March 23, 2009

Only one American sport utility vehicle secured a “good” evaluation in the new strength rating system that the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety has adopted in a push for a tougher standard from manufacturers.

The Arlington, Va.-based IIHS said its new measure unveiled today is designed to help consumers pick vehicles that will help protect them in rollover crashes.

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