The Moose Test is one of the most rigorous safety challenges in the automotive world, designed to test how a car reacts when swerving to avoid a sudden obstacle at high speeds. While many cars pass ...

A heartbreaking scene from a car crash in Canada left one moose dead at the scene, but what paramedics discovered in a ditch ...

You’ve probably heard of the infamous “moose test,” which involves avoidance maneuvers. But Volvo’s moose-strike test examines what happens when you make impact. Read more at Car and Driver.

The dreaded moose test—we’ve all seen it before. The test designed to simulate an evasive maneuver by swerving around an imaginary moose has seen many failures as of recent, but why is that ...

Not all new cars are as safe and stable as you might think, and some actually exhibit severe unwanted behaviors when subjected to the moose test ...

The Taycan Cross Turismo struggles to get through the cones at 46 mph, but Citroën Xantia recorded 53 mph in 1999, so what's going on?

A safe car will go through the test without losing control or rolling over; a sharp car will go through without losing composure at all. KM77.com regularly runs performance cars through the moose ...

Remember how the Citroel Xantia aced the Teknikens Varld moose test in 1999, at 85 kph (53 mph)? Let’s see how it handles itself in 2021.

Modern cars are so safe, and regulations have become so strict, that few get genuinely awful crash ratings. So, when that rare new car emerges with a zero-star safety rating, it can be pretty ...

Apparently, a 'Moose Test' is when a car must veer to avoid something like a moose. If you don't live in an area where a moose, bear, or buck may wander across the road, you may be able to equate ...

Let’s not forget, this kind of carnage is why Swedish car magazine Teknikens Värld has, since the 1970s conducted their famous moose test.

Tesla Model Y Is A Moose Test Champ, No Surprise Here Tesla's cars typically fare quite well in the challenging moose test.