Also speaks to the people who buy these and their driving habits and decisions behind the wheel. Charger, Mustang and Camaro at the top of the list and I’m sure we’ve all been passed aggressively by these cars.
Piranha1993
Buick isn’t even on this list…Where in the freaking crap…
You can see why the vehicles listed are involved in these kind of collisions when you are out driving. Gotta watch all these MF’ers in traffic.
idklol1023
FEEERRRRDDD NUMBER OOONNNEEEEE
komeau
Danger Ranger!
truckinfarmer379
lol. Freightliner not only made the list, but ended up in the top 5. As a truck driver, that’s not surprising given the typical Cascadia driver
Ok_World_8819
I’m surprised the Dodge Neon isn’t on here. The IIHS literally called it “a disaster”. Then again, I haven’t seen too many on the road anymore but YMMV
kenriko
Tesla didn’t make the list. What a failure 😞
KlammFromTheCastle
VW barely cracks the list with the Jetta.
signalfaradayfromme
I need to look more into how this data was determined but I don’t think this is that accurate, because the most dangerous vehicles are also the most popular.
Rockfish00
does this account for relative population or just shear numbers?
Slowly_We_Rot_
Cant believe Nissan Altima not at the tippytop
The More You Know🌠
aquatone61
And these numbers follow sales #’s. No surprise that the most popular vehicles have more fatal crashes, simple statistics. I would venture to bet most if not all of those 402 fatal accidents in Ford Rangers are not the new model.
Nobillionaires
Cherokee at the top, grand Cherokee at the bottom somehow
Head-Ad4770
Why are EVs and their battery and or charger fires not included?
BeardeeBaldee
The 2nd part of the graphic is the only one that means anything .
thunderbird32
Who’s the poor bastard that died in a Daihatsu? There’s not that many in the country to begin with. Talk about unlucky.
TheReal_kelpie_G
⅔ of this chart is useless. Unless it’s adjusted for cars on the road it means jack all. If the safest car ever made was 99% of all cars it would top the list.
mdang104
American cars always on top! Notice how there is barely any German cars?
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Also speaks to the people who buy these and their driving habits and decisions behind the wheel. Charger, Mustang and Camaro at the top of the list and I’m sure we’ve all been passed aggressively by these cars.
Buick isn’t even on this list…Where in the freaking crap…
You can see why the vehicles listed are involved in these kind of collisions when you are out driving. Gotta watch all these MF’ers in traffic.
FEEERRRRDDD NUMBER OOONNNEEEEE
Danger Ranger!
lol. Freightliner not only made the list, but ended up in the top 5. As a truck driver, that’s not surprising given the typical Cascadia driver
I’m surprised the Dodge Neon isn’t on here. The IIHS literally called it “a disaster”. Then again, I haven’t seen too many on the road anymore but YMMV
Tesla didn’t make the list. What a failure 😞
VW barely cracks the list with the Jetta.
I need to look more into how this data was determined but I don’t think this is that accurate, because the most dangerous vehicles are also the most popular.
does this account for relative population or just shear numbers?
Cant believe Nissan Altima not at the tippytop
The More You Know🌠
And these numbers follow sales #’s. No surprise that the most popular vehicles have more fatal crashes, simple statistics. I would venture to bet most if not all of those 402 fatal accidents in Ford Rangers are not the new model.
Cherokee at the top, grand Cherokee at the bottom somehow
Why are EVs and their battery and or charger fires not included?
The 2nd part of the graphic is the only one that means anything
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Who’s the poor bastard that died in a Daihatsu? There’s not that many in the country to begin with. Talk about unlucky.
⅔ of this chart is useless. Unless it’s adjusted for cars on the road it means jack all. If the safest car ever made was 99% of all cars it would top the list.
American cars always on top! Notice how there is barely any German cars?
No Teslas.
Corvette is #1 for single occupant fatality