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2009 Pontiac G3 Crash Ratings

The 2009 Pontiac G3 crash test results and ratings should not be overlooked in your new car search. The 2009 G3 received 4 out of a possible 5 in the rollover resistance rating. You can also review frontal and side impact ratings and see how they compare with similar vehicles. Hopefully you will never be in an accident, but just in case find out how the 2009 Pontiac G3 will perform.

MSRP Range:	$14,335\| Show Me Dealer Pricing
Fuel Economy:	27 MPG city / 34 MPG highway
Transmissions:	5 Speed Manual
Drivetrains:	Front Wheel Drive

2009 G3 Frontal Impact Test Results
Safety Ratings	Driver's Side
Safety Ratings	Passenger's Side
Driver Side	Head Injury Criterion	372 HIC	Chest Deceleration	44g	Femur Load	603lbs \| 1602lbs
Passenger Side	Head Injury Criterion	449 HIC	Chest Deceleration	39g	Femur Load	1148lbs \| 387lbs

2009 G3 Side Impact Test Results
Safety Ratings	Front Occupant
Safety Ratings	Rear Occupant
Front Occupant	Thoracic Trauma Index	72	Pelvis Deceleration	123
Rear Occupant	Thoracic Trauma Index	69	Pelvis Deceleration	101

2009 G3 Rollover Ratings & Test Results
Rollover Resistance Rating		Static Stability Factor	1.32	Dynamic Test	No-tip*

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