Euro NCAP | Opel/Vauxhall Zafira | 2005 | Crash test

www.euroncap.com/tests/opel_va... Frontal Impact takes place at 64 Km/h, 40% of the width of the car striking a deformable barrier. In the side impact, a mobile deformable barrier impacts the driver's door at 50 km/h. In the pole test, the car tested is propelled sideways at 29km/h into a rigid pole.

[@ghibusicosmin7326]

Frontal impact at around 60 km/h with parents in front and kids back, into someone running with 100+ km/h from the right. Only few scratches. Seatbelts in use, almost all airbags activated. Zafira B 2009, 1.6 Turbo CNG.

[@GearHead75]

My parents have this 2005 Zafira at the moment, 1.9 6 speed manual, my mom was driving and an idiot on vito crashed her right side, she's totally alright at the moment, no physical wounds, and the car is still running and it's driving like nothing even happened lmfao💀 Tank, love that car

[@D22productions]

What about a rear end collison, there are seats in the boot

[@MrRohanThomas]

good performance

[@TheCarArchives96]

the 2005-present Opel Zafira/ Chevrolet Zafira/ Vauxhall Zafira is assembled in Bochum, Germany Gliwice, Poland

[@oguz8295]

it is Subaru Traviq too

[@user-ix8yo2sq3i]

Kaliningrad, Russia

[@DrProfNiceGuy]

​@@oguz8295No just the first Modell. Zafira A

[@TheCarArchives96]

the engine on the 2005-present Opel Zafira/ Chevrolet Zafira/ Vauxhall Zafira Engine 1.6 L I4 1.8 L I4 2.0 L Turbo I4 2.2 L I4 1.9 L CDTi Diesel I4

[@RandomStupidStuff99]

Nice car

[@mate7685]

Yep

[@TheCarArchives96]

the transmission on the 2005-present Opel Zafira/ Chevrolet Zafira/ Vauxhall Zafira Transmission 4-speed automatic 5-speed manual 6-speed manual (OPC version)

[@Yankijs24]

Mine is a 2008 Zafira B 1.9 diesel, 120 hp, 6 speed manual. To be honest, i haven't even seen a Zafira B 5 speed

[@TheCarArchives96]

@@Yankijs24 Probably a very early one that's a base spec may have a 5-speed

[@Lollo100]

@@Yankijs24 Me neither, my dad had got a 1.7 CDTI one with a 6 speed manual

[@sekopiski]

Diesels and 2.2l petrol had 6-speed manual too.

[@primessj]

Reply if u still use KZbin lol

[@sekopiski]

@@primessj ok

[@sekopiski]

And 1.7 diesel, 1.6 CNG and 1.6 CNG Turbo.

[@arrancooper69]

i find i slightly worrying that the newborn baby seat gets thrown about the car like that and also im rather worried about putting my 2 . 6 year old kids in the rear 2 seats as there is no form of protection from a rear end shunt and with so little room between there backs and the rear window....

[@Emmitt328]

Just buy a Volvo 🙌

[@etam8099]

@@Emmitt328 Zafira is good too

[@04smallmj]

@louissmith1234 5 star rating. Can't get much safer than that. Actually you can, by not driving at all LOL.

[@Emmitt328]

Almost every car has a 5 star rating. Ist because they build there cars to be good at those test. but how about accidents at higher speeds than 50 km/h? They don’t test that so these test aren’t really that meaningful cause they do not happen in real life. I do know only one manufacturer which is testing its car on over 100kmh and who are recreating hard accidents which have happened in real life 1:1. guess who? Yes Volvo. And that is the safest car you can buy. I had an truck driving into my side with about 80kmh. He just didn’t stop at a red light. The truck was completely destroyed. I’m driving my Volvo still today.

[@sekopiski]

And 6-speed automatic.

[@TheKosovanSoldier]

few

[@Ar-cn9eo]

reply if you still use youtube lmaooo

[@arcticfox1986]

Well what do you want these companys to do make them 2 x the size i mean come on be sensible about this. Bet off leaving the kidds in the house and never leave just incase