The Cars That Brake the Worst on the Market

A keen motoring enthusiast would not find it too difficult to draw up a list of the cars on the market that brake best. In that ranking we would probably find the crème de la crème of high-performance supercars, high-performance saloons and some AMG or Bravus tuned model.

However, drawing up a list of the vehicles that brake worst on our roads would be a very different story. Putting together a list of the most dangerous cars in this respect might not be so easy. Here we present it to you, ordered from shortest to longest braking distance.

• Kia Carens 2.0 CRDi: 43.3 metres
• Nissan X-Trail 2.0 dCi DPF: 43.3 m
• Smart fortwo cabrio cdi: 43.3 m
• Chrysler Sebring 2.0 CRD: 43.3 m
• Hyundai H-1 Travel 2.5 CRDi: 43.8 m
• Skoda Fabia Combi 1.4 TDI: 43.8 m
• Seat Altea XL 2.0 TDI: 43.8 m
• Chevrolet Captiva 2.4 4WD: 43.8 m
• Chevrolet Matiz 0.8: 43.8 m
• VW Fox 1.2: 43.8 m
• Chrysler Grand Voyager 2.8 CRD: 44.3 m
• Lada 1119 8V: 44.3 m
• Kia Sorento 2.5 CRDi: 44.3 m
• Jeep Commander 3.0 CRD: 44.3 m
• Mercedes Viano 2.2 CDI: 44.3 m
• Bentley Continental GT: 44.3 m
• Honda CR-V 2.2 i-CTDi: 44.9 m
• Chevrolet Matiz 1.0: 44.9 m
• Fiat Panda 1.2 8V 4×4: 44.9 m
• Hyundai Tucson 2.7 V6 4WD: 45.4 m
• VW Fox 1.4: 45.9 m
• Lancia Ypsilon 1.2 8v: 45.9 m
• Fiat Panda 1.2 8V: 47.0 m
• Cadillac Escalade: 48.2 m
• Fiat Panda 1.3 Multijet 16V: 48.2 m

High-performance cars do not usually exceed 35 metres of braking distance, which these models would need to improve considerably to match.

Source | DiarioMotor