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2005 Pick-up Truck Crash and Rollover Ratings

2005 Pickup Truck Crash and Rollover Testing

Two pickup truck manufacturers have earned the highest possible crash test safety ratings in the latest tests by the U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Model year 2005 pickup trucks that earned the top rating of 5-stars for all available seating positions in frontal and side crash tests were the: Dodge Dakota 2-DR and Toyota Tacoma 2-DR. All results are available at the agency’s web site: www.safercar.gov

New 2005 ratings for frontal impact are available for the following pickup trucks:  Chevrolet Colorado 2-DR, Chevrolet Silverado 4-DR, Dodge Dakota 2-DR, Dodge Dakota 4-DR, GMC Canyon 2-DR, GMC Sierra 4-DR, Nissan Frontier 4-DR, Nissan Titan 4-DR and Toyota Tacoma 2-DR. New 2005 ratings for side impact are available for the following pickup trucks: Chevrolet Colorado 2-DR, Dodge Dakota 2-DR, GMC Canyon 2-DR, Nissan Frontier 4-DR and Toyota Tacoma 2-DR. NHTSA crash test ratings apply to both 4x2 and 4x4 versions of the same make and model.  Separate rollover testing is done for 4x2 and 4x4 versions of 2005 models selected for rollover testing. 

New 2005 rollover ratings are available for the: Dodge Dakota 4x2 2-DR, Dodge Dakota 4x2 2-DR, Dodge Dakota 4x4 2-DR, Dodge Dakota 4x4 4-DR.

Several pickups earned 4-stars for rollover rating. The highest rated vehicle was the Chevrolet Silverado 4x2 and its corporate twin, the GMC Sierra 4x2, with 4-stars and a 15.9 percent chance of rollover if involved in a single-vehicle crash. The lowest rated vehicle was the Ford Ranger 4x4 and its corporate twin, the Mazda B-Series 4x4, with 2-stars and a 30.6 percent chance of rollover.

MODEL YEAR 2005 PICK UP TRUCK CRASH TEST SUMMARY
Results also available at www.safercar.gov

Make and Model

Front- Driver

Front- Pass

Side- Driver

Side- Rear Pass

Chevrolet Colorado 2-DR

4

5

4

NS

Chevrolet Colorado 4-DR

4

4

4

5

Chevrolet Silverado 2-DR

4

3

N/A

N/A

Chevrolet Silverado 4-DR

4

3

N/A

N/A

Dodge Dakota 2-DR

5

5

5

STS

Dodge Dakota 4-DR

5

4

N/A

N/A

Dodge Ram 1500 2-DR

5

5

N/A

N/A

Dodge Ram 1500 4-DR

5

5

N/A

N/A

Ford F-150 2-DR

5

5

N/A

N/A

Ford F-150 4-DR

5

5

N/A

N/A

Ford Ranger 2-DR

4

4

5

NS

Ford Ranger 2-DR Extended Cab

4

4

4

STS

GMC Canyon 2-DR

4

5

4

NS

GMC Canyon 4-DR

4

4

4

5

GMC Sierra 2-DR

4

3

N/A

N/A

GMC Sierra 4-DR

4

3

N/A

N/A

Mazda B-Series 2-DR

4

4

5

NS

Mazda B-Series Extended Cab

4

4

4

STS

Nissan Frontier 4-DR

4

4

5

5

Nissan Titan 4-DR

5

4

N/A

N/A

Toyota Tacoma 2-DR

5

5

5

STS

Toyota Tundra 2-DR

4

5

5

STS

Toyota Tundra 4-DR

4

5

N/A

N/A

NS = No seat
STS = Seat too small
N/A = Exempt from Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 214, Side Impact Protection

Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon are corporate twins of one another and share the same test results.

Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra are corporate twins of one another and share the same test results.

Ford Ranger and Mazda B-Series are corporate twins of one another and share the same test results.

Shaded areas indicate new crash test results.

MODEL YEAR 2005 PICKUP TRUCK ROLLOVER TEST SUMMARY
Results also available at www.safercar.gov

Make and Model

2-wheel drive

4-wheel drive

Star Rating

Percent
Chance of
Rollover 1

Tip or No
tip

Star Rating

Percent
Chance of
Rollover 1

Tip or No
tip

Chevrolet Colorado 2-DR

4

18.5

No tip

4

No tip

 

Chevrolet Colorado 4-DR

4

18.5

No tip

4

17.9

No tip

Chevrolet Silverado 2-DR

4

15.9

No tip

4

18.5

No tip

Chevrolet Silverado 4-DR

4

15.9

No tip

4

18.5

No tip

Dodge Dakota 2-DR

4

19.1

No tip

4

17.9

No tip

Dodge Dakota 4-DR

4

19.1

No tip

4

17.9

No tip

Dodge Ram 1500 2-DR

4

17.9

No tip

4

19.8

No tip

Dodge Ram 1500 4-DR

4

17.9

No tip

4

19.8

No tip

Ford F-150 2-DR

4

17.4

No tip

4

19.8

No tip

Ford F-150 4-DR

4

17.4

No tip

4

19.8

No tip

Ford Ranger 2-DR

3

21.9

No tip

2

30.6

No tip

Ford Ranger 2-DR Extended Cab

3

21.9

No tip

2

30.6

No tip

GMC Canyon 2-DR

4

18.5

No tip

4

17.9

No tip

GMC Canyon 4-DR

4

18.5

No tip

4

17.9

No tip

GMC Sierra 2-DR

4

15.9

No tip

4

18.5

No tip

GMC Sierra 4-DR

4

15.9

No tip

4

18.5

No tip

Mazda B-Series 2-DR

3

21.9

No tip

2

30.6

No tip

Mazda B-Series Extended Cab

3

21.9

No tip

2

30.6

No tip

Nissan Frontier 4-DR

These MY2005 vehicles were not tested for rollover.

Nissan Titan 4-DR

Toyota Tacoma 2-DR

Toyota Tundra 2-DR

Toyota Tundra 4-DR

Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon are corporate twins of one another and share the same test results.

Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra are corporate twins of one another and share the same test results.

Ford Ranger and Mazda B-Series are corporate twins of one another and share the same test results.

Shaded areas indicate new rollover test results.

(Source: NHTSA)

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