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Euro NCAP has Powered the Drive for Safer Cars
23 September, 2004
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Speaking at The Paris Motor Show, Mr Schweitzer said that the organisation had the respect of the motoring industry and was playing a vital role in driving innovation to make cars safer.
He told Euro NCAP Chairman, Prof. Claes Tingvall that the industry's and the public's attitude to safety had changed radically in recent years.
Prof. Tingvall said: "Renault deserves credit for its continued quest to build safer cars. This is the seventh five star award to be made to the company -- a real milestone in motoring."
"Euro NCAP is making major inroads in ensuring that safety is one of the essential market forces driving change in car design and manufacture.
We will not leave it just to legislation, but will continue to allow the public to make informed choices when making a purchase decision."
The full Euro NCAP Phase 15 results will be available on November 25th.
Source: Euro NCAP
Link, here, to an article on the Renault Modus achieving five stars all round.
Notes:
1. New Car Assessment Program(me)s may be found in Australia (ANCAP), Europe (Euro NCAP) and the USA (NCAP).
2. Organisations participating in Euro NCAP include the Departments of Transport of Sweden, The Netherlands, France, Germany, the United Kingdom and Catalonia as well as the European Commission, the FIA Foundation, the Allgemeiner Deutscher Automobil-Club (ADAC), Thatcham representing the British Motor Insurers and the International Consumer Research and Testing (ICRT) on behalf of the European consumer organisations.
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