The moose test is one of the most demanding maneuvers cars go through. Not only does it check if the stability control is up to par, but it can also expose any dynamic shortcomings. The folks at km77.com have been doing this test over the years. There have also been surprising results; some good, some bad.
The latest car to dodge the imaginary moose is the Honda HR-V. The subcompact crossover was redesigned from the ground up, and we're curious to see how the new chassis performs under stress. Its target is to dodge the cones at 77 km/h or 47.8 mph.
