Crash Test Rating System

Rating System (Front/Basic/Main)
The AutoBloxx Front Crash Safety Test is a basic test for many vehicles of safety, and such. More info later

1: Terrible
A vehicle fails the AutoBloxx Front Crash Safety Test by being extremely dangerous and extremely high risk of death by the Break-Joints wall. Usually, these cars have their front obliterated, and almost their entire interior taken out or more. Worst scenario is the car completely gets obliterated.

Cars that get this are marked as unsafe, when it comes to break joint collisions.

2: Poor
A vehicle fails the AutoBloxx Front Crash Safety Test by being dangerous and of high risk of death by the Break-Joints wall. Usually, these cars have their entire front obliterated, and the destruction makes its way into the cockpit.

Cars that get this are marked as unsafe, when it comes to break joint collisions.

3: Mild
A vehicle fails/passes on somewhat occasion by the AutoBloxx Front Crash Safety Test by being potentially dangerous and slight risk of death by the Break-Joints wall. Usually, these cars have their almost entire front obliterated, and possibly a chance that the destruction has made it's way into the interior. Thus, this car has a chance that someone could die in it, on occasion.

Cars that get this are marked as caution, when it comes to break joint collisions.

4: Good/Decent
A vehicle passes the AutoBloxx Front Crash Safety Test by being of low risk of death and safe against the Break-Joints wall. Usually, these cars have parts of their front damaged enough to have the engine, frunk, or wheels taken off. However, they are pretty safe.

Cars that get this are marked as safe, when it comes to break joint collisions.

5: Excellent
A vehicle passes the AutoBloxx Front Crash Safety Test by being of no risk of death and safe against the Break-Joints wall. Usually, these cars have their fenders/bumpers taken off, and usually the engine, and wheels, are not damaged by the crash. Best scenario would be the car is either completely unaffected, or the car only has the headlights, and grille taken out.

Cars that get this are marked as safe, when it comes to break joint collisions.