Chery QQ Crash Test
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crash testing video
sorry this is the purpose of posting some links...:lol:
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oh.... don't hate me admin.....
coz want to post some crash test video
coz want to post some crash test video
This is old stuff, can be found in one of the older topics (including a discussion).
I would like to note that:
-Test at 64km/h (EURONCAP test), the car wasn't designed for this.
-This car had no airbags, resulting in massive head&chest injury for the driver.
-the passenger score is actually quite a bit BETTER than that of the Daewoo Matiz.
With the optional bags the safety is comparable to the original Matiz.
Not that the current Matiz is any better, Daewoo/GM has a really bad safety trackrecord.
I would like to note that:
-Test at 64km/h (EURONCAP test), the car wasn't designed for this.
-This car had no airbags, resulting in massive head&chest injury for the driver.
-the passenger score is actually quite a bit BETTER than that of the Daewoo Matiz.
With the optional bags the safety is comparable to the original Matiz.
Not that the current Matiz is any better, Daewoo/GM has a really bad safety trackrecord.
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well.....
Well, it's not too bad... if you consider for its class. Well, even korean, they don't expect much about the saftey from Matiz. It's just daily commuter car you drive it to work or supermarket. It's easy to park and has a high FC under the stop and go traffic in the big city.
And QQ is safer than Matiz? Is there any proof??
Well, I'm not bashing a chinese car. But I belive, the qq was born by the previous daewoo engineer who traded tech of the car over their own good when Daewoo motor went into bankrupcy. I blame those engineer not chery. Even if Hyundai had a chance from toyota or honda engineer, I'm sure they'll take the chance (but doubt if they're going to sell the exactly copied car coz Japanese won't let it happen).
I heard this test was done in Russia and it looks those were tested in the same place. So, Matiz is safer? I don't think so. Anyway, you're going to be in a big trouble when you crashed with the bigger classfied car. Compare with Honda fit. I was quite impressed dispite of its class. Also, check out the new honda civic crash test. For me, Civic looks even more solid than sonata.
http://paultan.org/archives/2006/02/18/chery-qq-crash-test/
Honda fit
http://www.safercar.gov/movie/2007/07Fit-f.wmv
If your Info about the qq saftey is from the crash test in china, forget about that. I remember, the news from TV said hyundai sonata got a good result from the crash test, which is done by the goverment organization in somewhere middler of 90s. But look at the video in the below link. Especially, 1996 sonata..... You know what I mean.....
Tested by iihs (at 40 mph)
http://www.autobytel.com/content/re...vcat/Review/MAKE_VCH/Hyundai/MODEL_VCH/Sonata
I remember when the crash test was done by ADAC, many chinese were upset and suspected the test condition. And then, the test was done by TUV again. This time it passed the test. But, according following links, it doesn't look much different to me from the first test.
(Did jiangling really sue ADAC??)
Tested by ADAC
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVwmuQqN46g
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J9OlxjkInWg
Tested by TUV
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bDsgz2Jmz8
(According to this link,this test was done at 54 Km/h, not 64, I'm not sure if this is true....)
http://paultan.org/archives/2005/10/08/jiangling-landwind-x6-crash-test-by-tuv/
I think a chinese car is not there yet, but not for long.
I agree with below link :thumb: And it's quite interesting to see the way they're growing up.... Perhaps, I would purchase one when it's proven by world.
http://www.automotivedigest.com/view_art.asp?articlesID=19704
Well, it's not too bad... if you consider for its class. Well, even korean, they don't expect much about the saftey from Matiz. It's just daily commuter car you drive it to work or supermarket. It's easy to park and has a high FC under the stop and go traffic in the big city.
And QQ is safer than Matiz? Is there any proof??
Well, I'm not bashing a chinese car. But I belive, the qq was born by the previous daewoo engineer who traded tech of the car over their own good when Daewoo motor went into bankrupcy. I blame those engineer not chery. Even if Hyundai had a chance from toyota or honda engineer, I'm sure they'll take the chance (but doubt if they're going to sell the exactly copied car coz Japanese won't let it happen). I heard this test was done in Russia and it looks those were tested in the same place. So, Matiz is safer? I don't think so. Anyway, you're going to be in a big trouble when you crashed with the bigger classfied car. Compare with Honda fit. I was quite impressed dispite of its class. Also, check out the new honda civic crash test. For me, Civic looks even more solid than sonata.
http://paultan.org/archives/2006/02/18/chery-qq-crash-test/
Honda fit
http://www.safercar.gov/movie/2007/07Fit-f.wmv
If your Info about the qq saftey is from the crash test in china, forget about that. I remember, the news from TV said hyundai sonata got a good result from the crash test, which is done by the goverment organization in somewhere middler of 90s. But look at the video in the below link. Especially, 1996 sonata..... You know what I mean.....
Tested by iihs (at 40 mph)
http://www.autobytel.com/content/re...vcat/Review/MAKE_VCH/Hyundai/MODEL_VCH/Sonata
I remember when the crash test was done by ADAC, many chinese were upset and suspected the test condition. And then, the test was done by TUV again. This time it passed the test. But, according following links, it doesn't look much different to me from the first test.
(Did jiangling really sue ADAC??)
Tested by ADAC
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVwmuQqN46g
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J9OlxjkInWg
Tested by TUV
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bDsgz2Jmz8
(According to this link,this test was done at 54 Km/h, not 64, I'm not sure if this is true....)
http://paultan.org/archives/2005/10/08/jiangling-landwind-x6-crash-test-by-tuv/
I think a chinese car is not there yet, but not for long.
I agree with below link :thumb: And it's quite interesting to see the way they're growing up.... Perhaps, I would purchase one when it's proven by world.
http://www.automotivedigest.com/view_art.asp?articlesID=19704
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Chery's gain
Yes, that Daewoo engineer had mouths to feed, just like the rest of us...and Chery was lucky enough to take advantage of it.
I like your objectivity and fairness on these topics...
A bit off topic but I couldn't agree with you more Superidler. You summed it up well...superidler said:
Yes, that Daewoo engineer had mouths to feed, just like the rest of us...and Chery was lucky enough to take advantage of it.
I like your objectivity and fairness on these topics...
If you look at the russian source of this info (see older topic) you can directly compare all the data between a Matiz crash and the QQ crash.superidler said:And QQ is safer than Matiz? Is there any proof??
If your Info about the qq saftey is from the crash test in china, forget about that.
The Gs measured on the passenger dummy were much lower in the QQ. That's why it's green.
Why are Gs lower? Could be a better setup of the seatbelts. But it could also be that the QQs body is weaker causing less deceleration
Good for the dummy crashing into a barrier, bad for you if you run into a tougher obstacle...About the Landwind and Sonata: people often forget that US&EURO NCAP tests are quite different from the "government" (legislation) tests. Legislation tests are less strict, done at lower speeds. So when TUV says the car is 'safe enough to meet legislation standards' they mean it's good enough for 54km/h, but ADACs original NCAP spec test was at 64km/h. You can't compare the tests. Also, a small modification was made to the TUV vehicle.
It's all a matter of perspective. Crash test current cars at 74km/h and all will fail miserably. Does that make current cars unsafe?
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ok~~
I see gr8, I won't discuss it anymore. Just little bit to oo4load
I do have a different opinion with you
Especially this part "QQs body is weaker causing less deceleration"
First, watch this video clip (I think Most of these cars got a good mark for the saftey)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zk5cp93zefk
As you can see, the front part is crushed in the most of car, but the body was remained its own shape. If the body structure is crushed, every piece of interiors in the car will be changed like a weapon to the passenger or driver.
And I think the most of top manufactures in the present offer the front side or the side curtin airbag and the active head restraint at the present, but even these sort of tech won't work when the body structure damaged badly like QQ(Matiz) or Landwind.
http://www.autosite.com/content/res.../Honda/MODEL_VCH/Civic/?vid=cr_0040&s_prefs=h
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For me, actually, the martiz looks slightly better regardless the air bag, but it won't make much different in the real world. However, I belive even in 74kmh, those cars in the above links will make the difference compared QQ(Matiz) or Landwind.
Also, as my english is not a really good, I didn't explain clearly why I mentioned the landwind. Actually, I mentioned the landwind to explain how you can be fooled by the media play of car manufacture. Whether the landwind passed the test or not, it's not my interest. My interest was how the car responded during those tests. And the test video show the result clearly no matter which test.
But, how did the manufacture response in the media about this test? :nono:
And personally, I take these tests as a good chance to the chinese cars. Why? They still have a time until they get into US. Which means the manufacture like Chery will be aware of this case and will work harder to improve this saftey aspect. But if this kind of result came out just before selling the car in US, I can guess what kind of things would happen......
ps Does anyone have the crash test video clip for the chinese cars rather than QQ and Landwind? Regardless the place where they perform the test....
I see gr8, I won't discuss it anymore. Just little bit to oo4load
I do have a different opinion with you
Especially this part "QQs body is weaker causing less deceleration"
First, watch this video clip (I think Most of these cars got a good mark for the saftey)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zk5cp93zefk
As you can see, the front part is crushed in the most of car, but the body was remained its own shape. If the body structure is crushed, every piece of interiors in the car will be changed like a weapon to the passenger or driver.
And I think the most of top manufactures in the present offer the front side or the side curtin airbag and the active head restraint at the present, but even these sort of tech won't work when the body structure damaged badly like QQ(Matiz) or Landwind.
http://www.autosite.com/content/res.../Honda/MODEL_VCH/Civic/?vid=cr_0040&s_prefs=h
)
For me, actually, the martiz looks slightly better regardless the air bag, but it won't make much different in the real world. However, I belive even in 74kmh, those cars in the above links will make the difference compared QQ(Matiz) or Landwind.
Also, as my english is not a really good, I didn't explain clearly why I mentioned the landwind. Actually, I mentioned the landwind to explain how you can be fooled by the media play of car manufacture. Whether the landwind passed the test or not, it's not my interest. My interest was how the car responded during those tests. And the test video show the result clearly no matter which test.
But, how did the manufacture response in the media about this test? :nono:
And personally, I take these tests as a good chance to the chinese cars. Why? They still have a time until they get into US. Which means the manufacture like Chery will be aware of this case and will work harder to improve this saftey aspect. But if this kind of result came out just before selling the car in US, I can guess what kind of things would happen......
ps Does anyone have the crash test video clip for the chinese cars rather than QQ and Landwind? Regardless the place where they perform the test....
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well, I don't actually care where it has been done. The point is those 2 cars were tested in same place under the same condition. And the result were quite similar as well (none of them are safe ^^)
In many ways GM's lawsuit on Chery for the QQ was a very smart move; it increased the world's awareness to the infant Chinese automotive industry and the first stage prototype cars that only serve as a training tool for workers and basic engineering. On the other hand the lawsuit portrays an image that GM is afraid of Chery, resulting in people looking at Chery’s current website, which I personally feel was never intended for viewing by the developed market, resulting in people looking down upon GM. Before arguing against or for me, we must always remember that the current will to export is a push by the Chinese government; whose highest priority is to save face for itself. If you where to compare the Chinese to Ford’s history, I feel that the QQ and Chery’s current lineup represents the original 1903 model A and the models that will be exported in the future will be equivalent to the Model T. Always remember that if it had not been for publicity by Bricklin or the lawsuit by GM, a good portion of the information on Chinese Automobiles would never have surfaced to the western world.
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