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Isuzu Rodeo Rollover Lawyers

When it was introduced in 1991, the Isuzu Rodeo became a popular sport-utility-vehicle import.  With a roomy interior and reasonable price range, the Rodeo, also re-branded and sold as the Honda Passport, remained a popular SUV choice into the 1990s.

Unfortunately, the Rodeo is plagued with numerous features that make it prone to incredibly dangerous rollover accidents.  If you or someone you love has been hurt in an Isuzu Rodeo rollover accident, contact the Isuzu Rodeo rollover lawyers of the Willis Law Firm at 800-883-9858.

Problems with the Rodeo

Since it is a high-sided vehicle with a high center of gravity, the Isuzu Rodeo is exceptionally vulnerable to rollover accidents as compared to other standard passenger automobiles.  One notable and demonstrable source of concern regarding the Isuzu Rodeo is its so-called static stability factor.

A vehicle’s static stability factor is a rating that is used to determine an automobile’s proneness to rollover accidents.  For SUVs, the average SSF is approximately 1.17.  The Rodeo’s SSF, however, falls just under this average at 1.15, meaning that it is actually more prone to rollovers than the average other vehicle in the same class.

Because this heightened risk of rollover crashes is attributable to an inherent design flaw in the Rodeo, it may be possible for individuals harmed in the resulting crashes to pursue financial compensation for  their injuries.

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The Isuzu Rodeo rollover attorneys of The Willis Law Firm understand that an SUV rollover can have devastating effects on those involved in an accident.  If you have been forced to cope with the traumatic aftermath of an Isuzu Rodeo rollover, contact us today at 800-883-9858.

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