2012-2019 Fiat 500 FMVSS 301 Rear Crash Test (50 Mph)

A 50 Mph (80 Km/h), 70% overlap rear crash test.
Result: Pass - No Fuel Leak.
This is a test on the fuel system to ensure there is no fuel leakage in a high-speed rear-end collision. There is no instrumentation in the dummies.

[@cameron20020]

That went way better than expected.

[@Mabeylater293]

Held up better than I thought

[@MrPabsUk]

Quite impressive for 50mph, I was expecting worse.

[@Julian-do7bv]

Held up really well for 50mph

[@ANDREWSAMY562]

Fiats are tough. Talking from experience I wish I didn't have.

[@F22raptorC]

Care to share?

[@ANDREWSAMY562]

@@F22raptorC cuz I got my 2019 Fiat Tipo rear ended a while ago, it held up pretty well tho, but the repair bill wasn't great

[@DashCamSerbia]

@@ANDREWSAMY562 FIAT parts are cheap. If you think that was expencive, you have no idea how much it would cost for some premium car.

[@paullacey2999]

I smashed a Cinquecento into a Ford Transit (not my fault!)and got out!Tough cars for sure...

[@ianclaudio777]

Nice estructure

[@carobsessions4707]

Superb reliable Fiat cars and safe too In India atleast

[@milosbakanjoza]

I like fiat punto, fiat 500 and fiat grande punto

[@e-c9146]

It held it better than the huge toyota sienna

[@edgardsingla1113]

Perfect.

[@bartudemirel538]

Nc Video Bros

[@ChrisHKD]

Crash test dummy looking out the window at 0:52 like ‘fuck my life...’

[@alexsaturnino1481]

Did better than the golf

[@jimmyjimjims7483]

Good crash test but it's the reliability of these that will kill you haha

[@farmoboy83]

110000kms in a panda (basically the same car) totally reliable. 1 set of tires and front brake pads. Nothing else...

[@victorpelini5995]

@@farmoboy83 300 000 in my old Volvo. The engine is almost new

[@shadowthesi]

@@farmoboy83 That's basically nothing in the US market, that's not even 70,000 miles. Most people in the US would accumulate 70,000 miles in 2-3 years. So for a car to be considered reliable, it needs to get to at least 200,000 miles mostly trouble free, so about 322,000 miles.

[@farmoboy83]

@@shadowthesi i also have a 20years old punto with 250000km and know many others with over 320000km. I am talking about a cheap car with a tiny 1.2 60hp engine, not a big v6 with more than 200hp that keeps major part of its life in lower revs...in my opinion, little fiats are incredible cars for what they were created.

[@imzovexx2301]

my abarth has 80k miles and the repairs were through the roof

[@pong.o]

That wiplash tho

[@ambassadorhf]

2007-2019 not 2012

[@vwR32mja]

Gian Maria G came out in 2012 for the us market

[@bhababorah9249]

better than Indian alto 800

[@ANDREWSAMY562]

Are you for real? I've just googled what it is, and it looks like it's made of tin.

[@whatyousaidbud]

Of course it performs well, it weighs fuck all so it just pushes out of the way, try imitating being rear ended while waiting at the back of a que of cars!

[@james011974]

I saw this very scenario a couple of weeks ago, a small motorway reasonably low speed pile up. The fiat 500 was the first car to be hit by an 8 wheel tipper, now I know it was a truck but holy man that little shitbox folded up to the front seats, thankfully no passengers in the rear. All the other vehicles could have driven away, even the roof panel on the fiat failed and popped it's seams. Also what I noticed was the significant lack of damage to the front end like it didn't really get that much pressure put on it. No way I would ever get one of these.

[@desejadolopesca8622]

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[@vmlelectronics]

The rear passengers became tetraplegic or dead...

[@petejr7583]

The rear passengers are dead, ya know, like kids. Don’t drive anyone in the back seat of these things; goes for Mini Coopers also.

[@Infamousdee240]

Watch the mini cooper crashes , those are little tanks 💯

[@petergolfmk4399]

This car ist not safe ist so Haribo