Ford Bronco Sport scores highest safety rating in IIHS test
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The 2021 Ford Bronco Sport has received the highest possible crash safety rating from the IIHS. The compact crossover scored good on every category evaluated.
The Bronco Sport scored Good ratings across the board for crashworthiness, accident avoidance and mitigation, and headlights on every trim level, the last of which is a requirement for the + rating. The headlight evaluation recently kept the Mustang Mach-E from getting a perfect score as it didn't have adequate lights standard on all models.
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