[Jc_vt]

Just read an article in Car and Driver which reviewed ratings and data from both IIHS and NHTSA and put together a list of the top 10, which includes the new Insight. Not on my radar when making a purchase decision but awfully nice to know!

https://www.caranddriver.com/features/g20955601/safest-cars/

 

[insightfully]

Safety rating was one of my criteria for purchase. I had been eyeing the Insight, but waited until the official results were published before seriously shopping for one. I wanted to ensure I was buying the safest technology available because I plan to keep this car a while. I believe the IIHS results came out first (late Aug 2018?), followed by the NHTSA results a month later.

 

[Honda2019]

Safety rating was one of my criteria for purchase. I had been eyeing the Insight, but waited until the official results were published before seriously shopping for one. I wanted to ensure I was buying the safest technology available because I plan to keep this car a while. I believe the IIHS results came out first (late Aug 2018?), followed by the NHTSA results a month later.

Safety rating was one of my top criteria as well. I came from a 2006 Subaru Legacy, that had 5 star crash tests on the drivers side, and 4 star on the passenger side. Wasn't willing to settle for less than 4 stars for my passengers on my new car purchase to replace my Subaru.

 

[andrew28]

Also you don't need to buy the highest trim to get the best headlights or safety features with the Insight. The Insight has the Safety Pick + rating for all 3 trims which Honda should be praised for. Most of the cars on that list only applies to certain option packages or the highest trim.