2007 Dodge Caliber Earns Top Safety Ratings

New Caliber receives top ratings in government crash tests for side, frontal impacts.

by Staff

July 17, 2006

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The 2007 Dodge Caliber has received the government's highest ratings for side- and frontal-impact crash protection from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The Dodge Caliber's five-star rating for frontal crash protection makes it the 12th consecutive new product from Chrysler Group to achieve the top safety rating in the government's frontal crash tests (previous five star earners include the Pacifica, Chrysler and Dodge minivans, Jeep® Grand Cherokee and Dodge Charger). In addition, Caliber received the government's highest crash ratings for protecting the driver and rear passenger in a side impact. Dodge Caliber is equipped with high-strength steel structure, all-wheel-drive capability, Electronic Stability Program (ESP) with traction control, standard advanced multistage driver and front passenger air bags, standard side-curtain airbags, and a standard driver's side inflatable knee blocker.

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