2005 Scion xA Crash Tests

It may look nice, go fast, and haul stuff, but when push comes to shove on the road, will you walk away alive? Below you’ll find results and scores from the government’s front and side 2005 Scion xA crash tests. The 2005 Scion xA’s mathematically-calculated rollover resistance score is also included, as is a list of its safety features. Dual air bags have been standard everywhere since the late 90s, but look for side and side-head airbags, as well as antilock brakes, among other things. Pretensioners enhance the effectiveness of seat belts.

2005 Toyota Scion xA 4-DR Hatchback Crash Ratings (5 star scale)

Frontal Impact		Side Impact
Driver's Side		Front Occupant
Passenger's Side		Rear Occupant

2005 Toyota Scion xA 4-DR Hatchback Crash Test Figures

Frontal	Head Injury Criterion	Chest Deceleration (g's)	Femur Load (lbs)
Driver's Side	344 HIC	46g	129#	921#
Passenger's Side	247 HIC	49g	1115#	117#

Side	Thoracic Trauma Index (TTI)	Pelvis Deceleration (g's)
Front Occupant	69 TTI	65g
Rear Occupant	63 TTI	60g

2005 Toyota Scion xA 4-DR Hatchback Standard Safety Features

• 4-Wheel ABS		• Integrated Saftey Belt
• Child Seat Lower Anchorage		• Rear Center Lap/Shoulder Belt
• Adjustable Upper Belt - Front		• Rear Seat Head Restraint
• Pretensioner		• Dynamic Head Restraint
• Energy Management Feature

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