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Old 26 Jan 2017, 09:00 (Ref:3705175)   #33
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Yes the new testing comes in as mandatory in 2018, but the mustang test wasn't done to the current Australian test standard it was done to Euro standard.
Im on the ncap website

NCAP

and when i click on the about 2017 ratings it says no changes since 2016. It also lists 2 volvos scoring 5 stars?

Im just wondering why you think it has changed?
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