Proton scores worst ever rating in crash test 
Sep 29 2009, 04:43 PM, updated 17y ago
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The Proton Jumbuck ute scored a dismal one-star rating in the latest round of independent NCAP crash tests...
...the worst-ever crash test result for a vehicle currently on sale in Australia, prompting calls for consumers to avoid buying commercial vehicles that perform poorly in independent safety tests.
The Proton Jumbuck, a $15,000 two-seater ute made in Malaysia and on sale in Australia for almost seven years, has received only one star out of a possible five after it was smashed into a deformable barrier to simulate an offset head-on collision, the independent crash safety watchdog announced today.
...the worst-ever crash test result for a vehicle currently on sale in Australia, prompting calls for consumers to avoid buying commercial vehicles that perform poorly in independent safety tests.
The Proton Jumbuck, a $15,000 two-seater ute made in Malaysia and on sale in Australia for almost seven years, has received only one star out of a possible five after it was smashed into a deformable barrier to simulate an offset head-on collision, the independent crash safety watchdog announced today.
http://www.theage.com.au/drive/proton-gwm-...90928-g91a.html
They should do a test on all the protons. I think Kancil will get 0.5 rating. They don't call it the milo tin for nothing!!
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