When NHTSA began their 35-mph full frontal crash test program in 1979, Japanese cars' performance were pretty much universally poor. If you average together the average driver and passenger severe injury risks for Japanese 1979-1980 models tested by NHTSA, it's 71%, (63% for drivers and 79% for passengers). Domestic models averaged 34% (33% and 35% respectively) and Eu...
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Carsafetydance: Crash Testing and Car Safety by Jimmy