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Ford Bronco misses out on IIHS top safety awards

Ford Bronco crash test
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By:
Michael Martinez
December 15, 2021 07:03 PM

DETROIT — Ford Motor Co.'s four-door Bronco SUV failed to qualify for two safety awards from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety because of issues with its head restraints and headlights, the organization said Wednesday.

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