The compact Tucson aces all of the IIHS' crash tests, and it's able to avoid crashes when equipped with the optional Automatic Emergency Braking system that’s included as part of the Ultimate Package, but it's only offered on the top Limited model price as equipped $30,725. This amenable compact crossover SUV is safest when it's equipped with the Collision Mitigation Brake System that’s part of the Honda Sensing Package included with EX, EX-L, and Touring trim levels price as equipped $27,735. Thus, we’re noting the trim levels and/or option packages in which forward auto-braking is available for each vehicle, and the minimum out-the-door cost (including the destination charge) when so equipped. Unfortunately, only one of the small SUVs on our list – the Toyota RAV4 – comes with this important safety feature as standard equipment.
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Such systems will warn the driver if the vehicle is coming up too quickly on another car or other obstruction in its path (and with some, bicyclists and/or pedestrians as well) and will automatically apply the brakes at full force if he or she isn’t reacting quickly enough. What’s more, each model offers what the IIHS has determined are “Superior” performing forward auto-braking systems, based on their ability to avoid a crash or substantially reduce speeds in two separate tests conducted at 12 and 25 miles per hour. That means every model listed gets top scores in each of the IIHS’ five separate crash tests, including front, side, roof strength, head restraint performance, and the more-difficult-to-ace small overlap frontal test that replicates hitting a tree or light pole.
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