It's the same SUV that golfer Tiger Woods crashed in the Los Angeles area in February, crushing his legs and putting his career in jeopardy.
When the crash happened, the vehicle was so new that non-governmental, independent safety assessments had not yet been conducted on it.
Now that the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety has had time to test it, the vehicle has been named as one of its Top Safety Pick+ recipients, scoring high marks on an assessment of its crashworthiness and crash prevention capability.
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In the early going, authorities suggested that Woods may have been driving at a high speed when he crashed. But the available evidence indicates that the famed golfer was not paying attention to the road and drifted off of it before crashing his car, three forensic car accident experts recently told USA TODAY Sports