Yes, we call them TROLLS. There are a lot of other cars made in Europe that were not included in this test and to say "Look at American Crap" is pure ignorance. Cars need to be tested in price ranges as well.
On another point...The insurance industry has no business crash testing cars as they only tell you what they want you to hear. Example- Peugeot 505 was rated the worst car ever tested (that was before the F-150). It really motivated me to sell my Peugeot's until I went over all of the crash data. Even though the door frame bent I found that bodily injury was far less than the car with the highest rating. How can this be? Then it hit me; the insurance industry was focused on cars that were re-buildable as being top performers, and those that were not rebuildable got poor marks even though the bodily injury was low.
I am not saying to distrust what they do in the testing, I just think that all of the data needs to be addressed instead of selective information.
MO, DieInterim