Ankit Berry New Delhi: How many of you felt that a car which had the looks of an SUV is safer than most of the tiny hatchbacks you see on the road? Well, I am sure most of you felt, the bulkier the car looks, safer it shall be. Unfortunately that is not the case. Global New Car Assessment Programme (Global NCAP) has tested another round of Indian cars and the results to be honest are pathetic. Starting from the tiny Hyundai Eon to the muscular Mahindra Scorpio, all the cars tested scored zero stars in adult occupant protection. The base version of the Scorpio was tested and this is what Global NCAP had to say: “The protection offered to the driver’s head and chest was poor and the passenger’s chest received marginal protection. The passengers’ knees could impact with dangerous structures in the dashboard. The body shell was rated as unstable and cannot withstand further loadings.” The Maruti Suzuki Eeco did not perform any better. Yes, it is a great runabout vehicle but i...