IIHS: Most family SUVs fail to protect rear passengers in a crash

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2022 Honda Pilot, IIHS front overlap test
The mid-size crossover SUV does not protect rear passengers as well as front occupants in crashes, according to the latest crash-test results from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) released Tuesday. Only four of the 13 mid-size and three-row crossover SUVs tested by the IIHS earned top "Good" results in an updated test. Those...

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