Various organizations also apply collision tests to make sure of the security measures in cars. But except for the cars of a brand.

So why not collision tests for Rolls Royce?

First of all, let’s see exactly what collision tests are.

Collision tests are made to evaluate whether a car hit a fixed point at different angles and speeds.

In these tests, the durability of the building materials of the cars or the security systems are examined whether they work flawlessly. For example, it is extremely valuable whether the safety belts or airbags of the vehicle work healthy. This is the supervision of such security measures with collision tests.

These tests are mostly based on independent organizations, and the test results are rated on cars or in the form of stars. As a result, individuals who are considering buying a car have various information about the safety levels of the car.

What is the most robust car from the collision tests? You may need to ask a question.

However, unfortunately, there is no clear equivalent. Because the robustness of each car varies compared to user requirements, equipment used and budget.

However, in the midst of the most robust cars compared to the tests and their results in recent years; Tesla Model 3, Volvo XC90, BMX iX, Mercedes-Benz GLE, Subaru Outback, Citroen Nemo and Volkswagen Golf.

Let’s come to the Rolls Royce why no collision test was done.

Rolls Royce is produced in a personalized state. After the production, the company keeps all the data of the person who buys the vehicle. In addition, a random test institution is in need of an average of 4-5 vehicles for an average of collision test.

However, Rolls Royce has not provided vehicles to provide collision tests to these organizations so far and continues to do so. Because the cars entering this test mostly perte comes out and can not be saved.

In such a case, organizations who want to perform a collision test, need to buy these cars, but the prices of Rolls Royce branded cars are very high. In this case, organizations do not approach this idea and this cycle continues. For this reason, collision tests cannot be applied to Rolls Royce vehicles.