Honda Accord has lowest risk of rollover

Honda Accord has lowest risk of rollover

WASHINGTON, United States - Honda Motor Co.'s Accord (file photo) has the lowest risk of rollover among 2001 model-year vehicles sold in the United States, according to the results of a U.S. federal government survey released Jan. 9.

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