Rankings · 2015

5-star safety rated cars of 2015

Among 88 cars from 2015 in the database (one per model family), 88 earned a five-star overall NHTSA rating. Ties are ordered by fewest recalls.

Ranked88one per model family
Average5 stars
Leader2015 Audi A4

Top 10

12015 Audi A45 stars
22015 BMW 535i5 stars
32015 BMW 550i5 stars
42015 BMW X3 Sdrive28i5 stars
52015 BMW X5 Sdrive35i5 stars
62015 Buick LaCrosse eAssist5 stars
72015 Buick Regal5 stars
82015 Buick Verano5 stars
92015 Ford Expedition EL 2WD5 stars
102015 Honda Civic Hybrid5 stars

Full ranking

#VehicleCombinedvs avgCO2WeightRecallsNCAP
12015 Audi A49.1 l/100km—208.2 g/km1,765 kg—5
22015 BMW 535i9.8 l/100km—233.6 g/km2,135.5 kg—5
32015 BMW 550i11.8 l/100km—272.8 g/km2,290.6 kg—5
42015 BMW X3 Sdrive28i9.8 l/100km—233 g/km1,918.7 kg—5
52015 BMW X5 Sdrive35i10.7 l/100km—256 g/km2,385.9 kg—5
62015 Buick LaCrosse eAssist8.4 l/100km—195.1 g/km——5
72015 Buick Regal10.2 l/100km—236.7 g/km1,675 kg—5
82015 Buick Verano9.4 l/100km—222.5 g/km1,497 kg—5
92015 Ford Expedition EL 2WD13.8 l/100km—325.6 g/km2,875.3 kg—5
102015 Honda Civic Hybrid5.3 l/100km—125.5 g/km1,305 kg—5
112015 Hyundai Elantra GT8.7 l/100km—203.2 g/km1,295 kg—5
122015 Kia Optima Hybrid6.4 l/100km—150.4 g/km1,586 kg—5
132015 Subaru Brz8.4 l/100km—199.5 g/km1,254 kg—5
142015 Subaru Xv Crosstrek Hybrid AWD7.6 l/100km—177.7 g/km——5
152015 Toyota Highlander Hybrid AWD8.4 l/100km—198.2 g/km2,193.1 kg—5
162015 Audi S411.8 l/100km—272.8 g/km1,750 kg15
172015 Audi allroad quattro9.8 l/100km—233.6 g/km1,900.6 kg15
182015 BMW 528i9.1 l/100km—210 g/km—15
192015 Chevrolet Volt6.4 l/100km—50.3 g/km1,715 kg15
202015 Honda Accord Hybrid5 l/100km—116.8 g/km1,617 kg15
212015 Infiniti Q7011.2 l/100km—266.6 g/km1,881 kg15
222015 Kia Forte7.8 l/100km—182.7 g/km1,272 kg15
232015 Toyota Camry9.4 l/100km—224.3 g/km1,552 kg15
242015 Toyota Corolla7.6 l/100km—175.8 g/km1,265 kg15
252015 Toyota Venza11.2 l/100km—256.6 g/km1,705 kg15

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How this ranking works

Values come from FuelEconomy.gov, EPA certification data and NHTSA records shown on each vehicle's page. Only the best-placed version of each model family is listed, so one model cannot fill the list. Electric vehicles are excluded from fuel-consumption rankings and ranked by range instead.

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