
Four stars represent the Venucia automobile brand, which is a subsidiary of Dongfeng Motors. Taking the Venucia D60 manual comfort edition as an example, it is a compact 4-door 5-seater sedan with body dimensions of 4756mm in length, 1803mm in width, and 1487mm in height, featuring a 2700mm wheelbase and a 50-liter fuel tank capacity. The Venucia D60 manual comfort edition is equipped with a 1.6L naturally aspirated engine paired with a 5-speed manual transmission, delivering a maximum power output of 93 kilowatts and peak torque of 168 Newton-meters. It adopts front-wheel drive configuration, with MacPherson strut independent suspension at the front and torsion beam non-independent suspension at the rear.

As an ordinary car owner who frequently helps friends choose vehicles, I'm quite familiar with automotive safety matters. 'Four stars' refers to a car's rating in crash tests, such as the Euro NCAP testing system in Europe, which simulates accidents to score vehicles. Four stars indicate good safety performance but not top-tier. Many people around me have driven such cars, like the Honda Accord or Toyota Camry—common mid-size family cars that often receive this rating. While not the highest five-star rating, it shows the vehicle performs well in protecting passengers, such as reducing injury and fatality risks in crashes. I always advise friends to check official test results before buying a car—safety should come first, not just looks or price while overlooking essential protection.

As a father of two, I place greater emphasis on the safety of family outings. 'Four-star' cars actually refer to models that have received a four-star rating in safety crash tests, such as mainstream SUVs like the Nissan X-Trail or sedans like the Volkswagen Passat, which often achieve this rating. I find this level quite reliable, as it indicates solid performance in protecting child seats or rear passengers, giving me peace of mind every time I take the kids out. I regularly check the NCAP website to compare data and have found that while four-star cars may not be as comprehensive as some luxury models with five stars, they are affordable and practical, making them ideal for ordinary families like ours. Spending some time researching can help avoid many potential risks.

I'm a practical person who often helps others choose cars. 'Four stars' in the automotive industry refers to a four-star safety crash test rating, with models like the Ford Focus or Hyundai Elantra often receiving this evaluation. It indicates good safety performance, although three stars might be slightly weaker and five stars are better. I recommend choosing a four-star car when on a budget, as it offers high cost-performance and ensures basic driving safety.


