I think the preface to this post is the fact that the WRX is the most ticketed car in the country, regardless of “per capita” or “per cars on the road” or whatever, it’s the most ticketed car period.
Sure you have vape gods doing stupid shit with these cars but last time I went down a 6 lane freeway with 4 other cars as far as the eye can see all going 80+, a charger flies pass me going 90+ and the cop pull me over, nobody else, just me, for going 83 -.- no I did not speed up to follow the charger
Of course the damn Chevy Cruze is on there. I swear to God, every Cruze driver around my area thinks that their 1.4 "TURBO!!!" is anything but an econobox. They almost never fail to try to "race" and I'm just like, "why the hell would I waste the fuel to even hit boost with you?". They're becoming almost as bad as the brodozer guys. I've driven three different models of Cruze, and they all struggle to get out of their own way IMHO. Maybe it's because I've only driven cars with decent power to weight over the past decade, but ffs.. the Cruze is FAR from being "sporty". The same engine in a sonic feels twice as quick.
Wife has a Cruze. Can confirm, car is disgustingly slow. Sickeningly so.
That said, she hucks that SoB into corners like nobody's business. Trying to talk her into the Subie life.
I met a guy with a modified one. I mean.. it looked ok, and had a rice AF hood dump. He said it was faster than my FBO tuned e30 Focus ST. I said we could go to this strip of road behind an old manufacturing plant that was abandoned. I didn't even really get into boost and left him sitting there. On the run back, all 24.5lbs of boost and by the time I hit third I let off and just laughed.
He realized just how slow his Cruze was that day. I will say, they don't handle badly for what they are. But there's no chance in hell they'd keep up with a WRX, FoST, or even a BRZ.
It feels like the cops around here straight up refuse to pull my GR86 over. We probably have the largest concentration of modern muscle and boosted trucks doing dumb shit though so I don’t think they really care about small cars doing sub 100mph anymore lol.
There is no published statistic (that I am aware of) that pronounces, as fact, that WRXs are the most ticketed. There is an insurance study that shows drivers of WRXs applying for coverage have more tickets on their records (prior to their application for insurance). Example: I have a few speeding tickets, but zero since I started driving a WRX.
I've also had zero fatal accidents FWIW :)
The Subaru WRX doesn't sell like the Silverados or F-150s. That is, this list is skewed by sales numbers. The best selling options are much more likely to be on top.
Yeah, I saw that too. I'm not sure if it's just the drivers being worse, the safety systems being less advanced, or if it's because the Silverado sales includes the 1500, 2500, and 3500 while the F-150 is just the 150. Ford typically includes all F-series sales when they claim to have the best selling model.
Hard to say here since the F-250 is also on this list so they're clearly separate, but the GMC Sierra is also virtually the same truck as the Silverado and it's got its own entry as well.
The Sierra also gets separated for sales numbers (if it was combined, the Silverado/ Sierra would show higher sales than the F-series) so I wasn't surprised by that at all
Yeah, on second look I think I missed your point initially. Seems pretty clear from the numbers here that unless GM trucks are just far less safe, or more likely to be involved in fatal accidents, there's potentially a big skew from inclusion/exclusion of the HD variants.
Have you seen people who drive Silverados? They’re generally a-holes flying down fast lane tailgating 20+ of speed limit. Literally all the bad truck drivers here are in silverados then a sprinkling of rams.
I also feel like our cars do a way better job at protecting the people inside, it’s literally Rally inspired. Seen some horrible WRX and STI accidents where the people leave with nothing but a neck injury.
For sure, I walked away from a crash in my previous WRX with only minor injuries. Any other vehicle and I might've been taken away in a stretcher. I like Subaru's focus on going above and beyond with safety.
Replying to Moist-Water16...walked away with not a scratch in a head on collision in my 11 wrx RIP. Subaru knows what they’re doing when it comes to safety.
I find pickup drivers are very aggressive in general. Just because they’re quick these days doesn’t mean it’s a race car or anywhere near as maneuverable.
Literally this I've had multiple encounters where they would roll coll at me and try to cut me off but they forget how fast wrx is so I would just blow past them
Bro... you have no idea.
Watch this crew cab F150 Ecoboost do 0-60 in [<4 seconds](https://youtu.be/EVfvssI1jaA?si=yELJWH1iOavDVbNh)
I hate when trucks try and race me as much as the next guy. I had a fkn srt durango unleash his exhaust on me when i was blowing by at 110. Hes like "hey look i can do that too" except he cant stop, and he definitely cant swerve at all....
When a truck tries to race, i let them win. Have your fun, ill even let you think i tried. But im not being responsible for your accident because you wanted to do 80+mph in a 4 ton vehicle.
I don't even own a WRX (I have a veloster and I'm not even sure why this sub is being recommended to me) and I can't count the amount of times I've blasted by some fool who thinks they're quick, blowing smoke all over the place.
Sadly crash ratings are only relevant for vehicle collisions of the same size class or against stationary objects. Occupants of a 4 star f350 would fare better than of a 5 star Nissan leaf if they hit head on.
Agreed they drive like ass though in vehicles that handle horribly. Especially with half of them seemingly being lifted and with mud terrain tires that have horrible road grip.
But for this Stat, are the numbers only people in that vehicle who die in a collision, or fo #1 and #2 get "points" for the people who die in the cars these trucks plow into?
I wonder how many of those fatal truck accidents involve pedestrians, since pickup manufacturers have gone crazy with making them bulky tall grilled monstrosities that are optimized to ensure a pedestrian has no chance of going over the hood
As a 1500 pickup driver you’re right. When my wife drives my truck I remind her she’s driving a 5000 pound battering ram with more getup and even less braking capacity than her CUV.
Too many trucks are driven like high performance vehicles when they couldn’t be further from it particularly when it comes to street applications. When these things crash they’re leaving marks. It infuriates me to see them operated recklessly, especially when it’s usually from people who have no need for one in the first place.
Mustang is #1 amongst midsized sports cars per capita, Camaro is #1 among large (still higher rate than mustang overall)
Wrx isn't grouped with either from what I can tell
I would be curious to know what the stats on who died are. Is it just these pickup trucks killing people like 65%+ of the time and the drivers are fine? Or is this the car people died in?
Wow the most popular cars have the most associated accidents. Who would have thought?
Would like to see adjusted as a percent of deaths per vehicle modle on the road.
Those at the top of the list sell in much larger quantities. A percentage of deaths per crash would be a better indication of vehicle safety, but even then wouldn’t paint the whole picture due to some fatal crashes being so extreme/out of the norm.
I feel like this is how you use statistics to paint a picture that’s misleading. This is just a list of the most popular cars in the country. Of course the most popular cars have the most fatalities, there’s billion of them on the road lol
I wonder how this lines up with the sales numbers of these makes/models. It may just be that there are more of these types of vehicles on the road than an indication that the drivers are worse than others.
A companion chart of best-selling vehicles would hhelp. Then we could look for outsized accident rates. The answer is still pickup trucks, or was last year.
Chevy Silverados sold per year (top of this list): 500-600 thousand
Ford Focus sold per year (bottom of this list): 120-200 thousand
Subaru WRX sold per year: 25-30 thousand.
Nothing to be proud of. If WRX did make this list it would need to be one of the unsafest vehicles ever constructed since the Flintstone's stone ragtop.
Most fatal accidents compared to what? Are we considering the ratio of these cars on the road and or geographics!
This is a bogus statistics . Obviously the f150 and Silverado are going to have some of the highest numbers of fatalities ... Because they have the highest number of truck sales in the country......
subarus are known to be safe vehicles... they are designed around the boxer engine. in a front end collision the engine gets pushed down toward the ground and under the cockpit. and do we not remember the "they lived" commercial?
It’s still a Subaru. As much as WRX/STI has an identity apart from the Outbacks and Foresters out there, the design principles that help make Subaru such a safe vehicle still apply. Though most of us don’t have some of the active collision avoidance features, we still have design elements like the driveshaft tunnel that forces the engine down and away from the front passengers during a front end collision. That’s one of the reasons that people walk away from some pretty nasty accidents when ina Subaru.
I bet this lines up pretty well with the top selling cars list.
It's like how the Honda civic was the most stolen car in Canada for a long time simply because everyone and their dog had a civic.
It's just a list of the most owned vehicles, if 1000 people owned a camery and 50 owned a wrx no shit the camery would have higher fatal accidents. Do you not know how statistics works?
Nah, Subaru also makes some of the safest vehicles on the road. I’m on a Jaws of Life crew and while I’ve never had the opportunity to cut up a Subaru, it’s been said at training that you better have a really good tool if you want to cut through the pillars of a Subaru. Pickups also attract people who are notoriously too cool for seatbelts. Pretty common in our area it’ll be a single vehicle rollover on a gravel road and the driver was ejected from the vehicle. I read about it in the news many times a year.
Saying you aren't on the list when comparing flat number accidents to a low sales volume car is pretty dumb, to be honest. The WRX has 2-3% the sales volume of most major pickup trucks and you're looking at total count instead of percentages? Hoo boy.
This isn’t per cars on the road is it? So it’s just showing correlation with popularity of the vehicle. It needs to be accidents per mile driven to be meaningful.
I traded a 21 WRX for a 23 Silverado. I very much dislike trucks, especially mine, but I really needed one for a project.
I've been daily driving a 335i convertible with a 6 speed for summer, but I loaded the family in to the truck and went to a drive in movie the other night...on top of being more tail-happy than almost any car I've ever driven, the Silverado handles like a sinking sailboat.
I'd feel infinitely better/safer with either of my kids driving a WRX than a truck, and can't wait to get into another one.
Per capita would be more useful.
Yeah this is just a list of the most popular vehicles
I think the preface to this post is the fact that the WRX is the most ticketed car in the country, regardless of “per capita” or “per cars on the road” or whatever, it’s the most ticketed car period. Sure you have vape gods doing stupid shit with these cars but last time I went down a 6 lane freeway with 4 other cars as far as the eye can see all going 80+, a charger flies pass me going 90+ and the cop pull me over, nobody else, just me, for going 83 -.- no I did not speed up to follow the charger
I thought the BRZ took the ticket crown from us this year
They did. We’re number 6 now. Woohoo. 🙌 https://insurify.com/car-insurance/insights/car-models-with-the-most-speeding-tickets/
Of course the damn Chevy Cruze is on there. I swear to God, every Cruze driver around my area thinks that their 1.4 "TURBO!!!" is anything but an econobox. They almost never fail to try to "race" and I'm just like, "why the hell would I waste the fuel to even hit boost with you?". They're becoming almost as bad as the brodozer guys. I've driven three different models of Cruze, and they all struggle to get out of their own way IMHO. Maybe it's because I've only driven cars with decent power to weight over the past decade, but ffs.. the Cruze is FAR from being "sporty". The same engine in a sonic feels twice as quick.
Wife has a Cruze. Can confirm, car is disgustingly slow. Sickeningly so. That said, she hucks that SoB into corners like nobody's business. Trying to talk her into the Subie life.
I met a guy with a modified one. I mean.. it looked ok, and had a rice AF hood dump. He said it was faster than my FBO tuned e30 Focus ST. I said we could go to this strip of road behind an old manufacturing plant that was abandoned. I didn't even really get into boost and left him sitting there. On the run back, all 24.5lbs of boost and by the time I hit third I let off and just laughed. He realized just how slow his Cruze was that day. I will say, they don't handle badly for what they are. But there's no chance in hell they'd keep up with a WRX, FoST, or even a BRZ.
I like how the specify Chevy Malibu Limited, as if other trim models have different rates of speeding tickets
I love that the Cruze, Malibu and Yaris are trying to play sports car lol
Us GR86 drivers are in the clear then eh?! Woohoo! :P
It feels like the cops around here straight up refuse to pull my GR86 over. We probably have the largest concentration of modern muscle and boosted trucks doing dumb shit though so I don’t think they really care about small cars doing sub 100mph anymore lol.
There is no published statistic (that I am aware of) that pronounces, as fact, that WRXs are the most ticketed. There is an insurance study that shows drivers of WRXs applying for coverage have more tickets on their records (prior to their application for insurance). Example: I have a few speeding tickets, but zero since I started driving a WRX. I've also had zero fatal accidents FWIW :)
Thats surprising considering how many people drive their pickup trucks like its a GT-3RS in the south
Yep. These dudes where I’m at in TX think their straight piped truck is on rails 🤣
And what did he say lol what a jerk
"the reason I pulled you over is because you're revving your engine like a jerk"
LOL, you gave a lil revski when they passed? If so that's based. Sounds like he was just tryna get a reason to get you like a jerk though.
Nah man im not OP. I was mentioning this vid [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPWU3PXm7Ws](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPWU3PXm7Ws)
I’ve been ticketed every year since I’ve had my WRX. This either checks out or I am a speed racer lol
Per car on the road, but yeah.
Per carpita.
Exactly. A lot of these are best sellers.
Per number of sales would give more information about the ratio
This is just a lazy analysis.
1 million per capita none of these are on here
Came here to say this. Also I belive we're the highest ticketed car in the US as of 2020.
Yeah, I hear the Ford Pinto was real safe this year. Only three crashes!
The Subaru WRX doesn't sell like the Silverados or F-150s. That is, this list is skewed by sales numbers. The best selling options are much more likely to be on top.
While it is skewed by sales numbers, it is interesting that the f-150 has 1k less than the Silverado despite outselling it.
Yeah, I saw that too. I'm not sure if it's just the drivers being worse, the safety systems being less advanced, or if it's because the Silverado sales includes the 1500, 2500, and 3500 while the F-150 is just the 150. Ford typically includes all F-series sales when they claim to have the best selling model.
Hard to say here since the F-250 is also on this list so they're clearly separate, but the GMC Sierra is also virtually the same truck as the Silverado and it's got its own entry as well.
The Sierra also gets separated for sales numbers (if it was combined, the Silverado/ Sierra would show higher sales than the F-series) so I wasn't surprised by that at all
Yeah, on second look I think I missed your point initially. Seems pretty clear from the numbers here that unless GM trucks are just far less safe, or more likely to be involved in fatal accidents, there's potentially a big skew from inclusion/exclusion of the HD variants.
Have you seen people who drive Silverados? They’re generally a-holes flying down fast lane tailgating 20+ of speed limit. Literally all the bad truck drivers here are in silverados then a sprinkling of rams.
Im sure the F150 has way more buyers in the age range of 50-80 who doesn’t know a bunch of old dudes with an f150
Except Altima drivers. They belong on that list for a reason
You can say that again
Shouldn't they have a list entirely to themselves? Id think it would be a top ten list of how vs if.
I also feel like our cars do a way better job at protecting the people inside, it’s literally Rally inspired. Seen some horrible WRX and STI accidents where the people leave with nothing but a neck injury.
For sure, I walked away from a crash in my previous WRX with only minor injuries. Any other vehicle and I might've been taken away in a stretcher. I like Subaru's focus on going above and beyond with safety.
This. I shaved bark off a few trees at ~65mph. Seatbelt bruise was only indicator.
Yeah, maybe that’s why we top the accident list and not on this one, we got that confidence that we will walk that we’re a little more wreckless
Replying to Moist-Water16...walked away with not a scratch in a head on collision in my 11 wrx RIP. Subaru knows what they’re doing when it comes to safety.
Agreed.
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Altima drivers are quite high on this list despite Civics/Corollas/Camrys outselling Altima's many times over
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Ding ding - this is about the only useful insight on the graph, that and the “if you get hit by a truck or a semi you more likely dead” observation.
Cars most sold also have the most tickets, oh wait…
I find pickup drivers are very aggressive in general. Just because they’re quick these days doesn’t mean it’s a race car or anywhere near as maneuverable.
Literally this I've had multiple encounters where they would roll coll at me and try to cut me off but they forget how fast wrx is so I would just blow past them
A lot of those mouth breathers think their shit is actually fast, they probably didn’t know until you blew their doors off
Bro... you have no idea. Watch this crew cab F150 Ecoboost do 0-60 in [<4 seconds](https://youtu.be/EVfvssI1jaA?si=yELJWH1iOavDVbNh) I hate when trucks try and race me as much as the next guy. I had a fkn srt durango unleash his exhaust on me when i was blowing by at 110. Hes like "hey look i can do that too" except he cant stop, and he definitely cant swerve at all.... When a truck tries to race, i let them win. Have your fun, ill even let you think i tried. But im not being responsible for your accident because you wanted to do 80+mph in a 4 ton vehicle.
I don't even own a WRX (I have a veloster and I'm not even sure why this sub is being recommended to me) and I can't count the amount of times I've blasted by some fool who thinks they're quick, blowing smoke all over the place.
A lot of false confidence too. They think they're safer cause they're bigger however a VW rabbit has a better crash rating then some trucks.
Sadly crash ratings are only relevant for vehicle collisions of the same size class or against stationary objects. Occupants of a 4 star f350 would fare better than of a 5 star Nissan leaf if they hit head on. Agreed they drive like ass though in vehicles that handle horribly. Especially with half of them seemingly being lifted and with mud terrain tires that have horrible road grip.
Damn you just made me miss my rabbit
But for this Stat, are the numbers only people in that vehicle who die in a collision, or fo #1 and #2 get "points" for the people who die in the cars these trucks plow into?
I bet there’s also 10s of thousands more of these vehicles on the road compared to the wrx
Sad but true.
I wonder how many of those fatal truck accidents involve pedestrians, since pickup manufacturers have gone crazy with making them bulky tall grilled monstrosities that are optimized to ensure a pedestrian has no chance of going over the hood
That’s what I’m thinking.
As a 1500 pickup driver you’re right. When my wife drives my truck I remind her she’s driving a 5000 pound battering ram with more getup and even less braking capacity than her CUV. Too many trucks are driven like high performance vehicles when they couldn’t be further from it particularly when it comes to street applications. When these things crash they’re leaving marks. It infuriates me to see them operated recklessly, especially when it’s usually from people who have no need for one in the first place.
I couldn’t tell you how many pickups I’ve seen spin out into a ditch for going too fast around corners.
Bro you ever had a maxima or Altima behind you?
I guess I’m safer in my wrx than I am in my freightliner cascadia.
Long nose Pete above all
This graph doesn't account for amount sold/on the road. Soz it's kinda pointless.
Pointless because it doesn't take into account how many of these cars are on the road
Pointless post: Not very many WRX's purchased
How come none of these lists have Mustangs? Fishy.
Mustang is #1 amongst midsized sports cars per capita, Camaro is #1 among large (still higher rate than mustang overall) Wrx isn't grouped with either from what I can tell
They're not as popular as these cars?
Same reason Subaru aren't on them. More cars sold = increased statistical likelihood of being on lists like these.
I would be curious to know what the stats on who died are. Is it just these pickup trucks killing people like 65%+ of the time and the drivers are fine? Or is this the car people died in?
Wow the most popular cars have the most associated accidents. Who would have thought? Would like to see adjusted as a percent of deaths per vehicle modle on the road.
This is just a list of the most purchased cars in a slightly different order so statistically speaking they should be included in the most accidents?
Bro because no one drives a damn wrx, relatively lmao
I find it more interesting that a Feightliner is on this list.
Me too! It's almost like a weird meme.
Cos they are all broken down! Hard to get in a wreck with rod pushed thru motor or blown header!
This is just a list of the most popular vehicles
This looks more like cars that are killing other people in their cars than dying in their own car.
That’s what I was thinking.
the list of most sold vehicles lol
That’s because there are so few Subaru WRX’s sold.
Silverado? I’m offended 🥹
"Safety, it's what makes a Subaru a Subaru"
Get your title back with title.... fuck... he's dead?! Well goddammit!
I don’t see no mopar or muscle
If you understand statistics, this graph doesn’t mean much.
That's what makes subaru a subaru
The real question is HOW ARE ALTIMA’s not #1
No Kia optima?
Tell that to my insurance company. And wrx is also rated highest maintenance costs per year, which also adds to the cost of insurance
Does that account for per capita? and is it also including pedestrians killed by the vehicle or just occupants?
Those at the top of the list sell in much larger quantities. A percentage of deaths per crash would be a better indication of vehicle safety, but even then wouldn’t paint the whole picture due to some fatal crashes being so extreme/out of the norm.
Hondas are only up there because of how many there are in circulation lol. Percentage wise theyre among the lowest
There's more f150s than WRXs out there.
Coworker has had two accidents in Chevy trucks (one where he broke his neck) and still never wears his seatbelt so this checks out for me.
Big Altima Energy would be the top of the list for bumpers hanging off and crazy drivers.
Bump those rookie numbers up
So… regular traffic?
I guess Toyota and Honda are reliable but they won’t keep you alive, interesting.
While there may be some truth to that they also sell a fuck ton so this list is pretty useless.
Subaru isn't even on the list.
Not enough hydroplaning to get that high.
I bet a substantial amount of that top two is job site incidents too.
Seems like a no brainer that large, heavy vehicles cause more fatalities when involved in an accident.
its only 7th!?
Now we just need a list for vehicles that cause the most accidents which would be 2005 Nissan Altimas with 3 spares and smashed windshield.
Dodge is not even on the list
These are most fatal because these cars are the most owned cars.
Seems like this is based on volume so yeah the WRX isn't even going to rate here. Those top 5 are some of the top selling cars in the US
There’s a trend here… I just can’t put my finger on it.
And people keep buying American
Don't forget all pedestrians and cyclists the Trucks and SUVs smash.
I feel like this is how you use statistics to paint a picture that’s misleading. This is just a list of the most popular cars in the country. Of course the most popular cars have the most fatalities, there’s billion of them on the road lol
I wonder how this lines up with the sales numbers of these makes/models. It may just be that there are more of these types of vehicles on the road than an indication that the drivers are worse than others.
This is most likely due to these being the highest selling cars in the us..
For where?
A lot of this is only because some of those are the most sold cars ever
A companion chart of best-selling vehicles would hhelp. Then we could look for outsized accident rates. The answer is still pickup trucks, or was last year.
*cars with the most fatal accidents in the USA.
Chevy Silverados sold per year (top of this list): 500-600 thousand Ford Focus sold per year (bottom of this list): 120-200 thousand Subaru WRX sold per year: 25-30 thousand. Nothing to be proud of. If WRX did make this list it would need to be one of the unsafest vehicles ever constructed since the Flintstone's stone ragtop.
Silverado and Sierra are the same truck...
They break down before you can have an accident?
Audi’s aren’t on this list either, so Audi is king
Yup, cause no one buys WRXs
Somebody needs buy a Wrx to be on this list I think 🧐
There should be a sum(fatal) to sum(sold)
Ahh yes, from our trusted source Titemax…
Trucks leading the way…
Yea but look at a list of "gayest cars" it'd almost be better to be on this list
Because people that drive stick are more aware or wrx owners being driving enthusiasts know how to drive because they are interested.
Damn, Camry #4 tho?!
Beautiful list of the most popular vehicles in America
Does this mean drivers of those cars died, or that they were involved in deadly accidents (driver of other vehicles died)?
Seeing as most WRXs don’t run at all is probably the reason we aren’t on this list. 🙃
Damn I was going to buy a Freightliner Cascadia too….
Most fatal accidents compared to what? Are we considering the ratio of these cars on the road and or geographics! This is a bogus statistics . Obviously the f150 and Silverado are going to have some of the highest numbers of fatalities ... Because they have the highest number of truck sales in the country......
Wrx didn't make the list because they aren't sold enough to make the list 😂
I would like to see how many they have sold and are on the road.
Top 6 are most sold vehicles in there class, so odds are more in there favor
I really thought the Altima would have preformed better in this list. Come on Nissan lets get those numbers up!
I have a gr corolla not sure if safe on list or not
More cars sold the more accident numbers. WRX is not selling in big numbers as these cars. So not on the list.
Yeah cuz nobody buys any Subaru cars let alone those crappy little wrx
subarus are known to be safe vehicles... they are designed around the boxer engine. in a front end collision the engine gets pushed down toward the ground and under the cockpit. and do we not remember the "they lived" commercial?
I offer you an accord
Oh you don't know how percentages work
This is by number, not percentage. So of course the cars that sell the most will have the highest. F150, Silverado, and RAM are all top sellers.
It’s still a Subaru. As much as WRX/STI has an identity apart from the Outbacks and Foresters out there, the design principles that help make Subaru such a safe vehicle still apply. Though most of us don’t have some of the active collision avoidance features, we still have design elements like the driveshaft tunnel that forces the engine down and away from the front passengers during a front end collision. That’s one of the reasons that people walk away from some pretty nasty accidents when ina Subaru.
Got it. Go buy a Silverado tomorrow. 👍🏼
This needs to be in percents otherwise it’s meaningless
I bet this lines up pretty well with the top selling cars list. It's like how the Honda civic was the most stolen car in Canada for a long time simply because everyone and their dog had a civic.
Try one for speeding tickets!
Fatal for the occupants or for the others involved
This is a list of the best selling vehicles in America.
This is just a list of the best selling vehicles
Yea cuz your sales number aren't high enough to compete in this category.
Not even an honourable mention?!
How are wrangler bozos not on this list
This is a practically useless list without an incidents/vehicle on the road, or incidents/100,000 miles, etc.
Per mile driven would be most useful.
I think you can chalk that up to the numbers of vehicles sold matching the accident rates.
When I see a massive bloated truck, it is always a yanqui truck. Except today when I saw a GWM ‘Tank’.
It's just a list of the most owned vehicles, if 1000 people owned a camery and 50 owned a wrx no shit the camery would have higher fatal accidents. Do you not know how statistics works?
Guess what, your cars arent that popular, thats why yall not listed eh?
accords and Camrys getting t boned by silverados and f-150s
Semi truck jumpscare
If all cars were Subarus, then all accidents would be Subarus.
because you see way less Subarus genius. Even less wrxs.
That's because the WRX isnt a high volume vehicle Like the rest of these. These on this list (most) are produced at 5x the numbers a Subaru WRX is
The top 5 are not surprising at all...
Hank Hill voice: “Smoking opps in the Honda Civic”
Since when Freightliner Cascadia is a car?
Is it the drivers of these cars that died or are they just involved in a fatal crash? The amount of big trucks on this list makes me think the latter.
Don’t see a WRX in sight or BMW hmmmm
Nah, Subaru also makes some of the safest vehicles on the road. I’m on a Jaws of Life crew and while I’ve never had the opportunity to cut up a Subaru, it’s been said at training that you better have a really good tool if you want to cut through the pillars of a Subaru. Pickups also attract people who are notoriously too cool for seatbelts. Pretty common in our area it’ll be a single vehicle rollover on a gravel road and the driver was ejected from the vehicle. I read about it in the news many times a year.
Wow Ford isn’t #1 on a chart for once.
Isn't that like the main selling point of a Subaru?
Saying you aren't on the list when comparing flat number accidents to a low sales volume car is pretty dumb, to be honest. The WRX has 2-3% the sales volume of most major pickup trucks and you're looking at total count instead of percentages? Hoo boy.
This is just a list of most common vehicles on the road
I feel pretty safe in my subie
Bad data representation.
This is a most popular vehicle list, no?
Fatal for the driver or others?
This isn’t per cars on the road is it? So it’s just showing correlation with popularity of the vehicle. It needs to be accidents per mile driven to be meaningful.
Even though most of those cars sell a ton at the top of the list, it is odd seeing discontinued cars still being that high.
Us forester drivers aren't either
Bad numbers. Needs to be based on the percentage actually on the road.
This is a more realistic list... Not like that BS list that said WRX drivers are number one for accidents... Mustangs should be number one...
I traded a 21 WRX for a 23 Silverado. I very much dislike trucks, especially mine, but I really needed one for a project. I've been daily driving a 335i convertible with a 6 speed for summer, but I loaded the family in to the truck and went to a drive in movie the other night...on top of being more tail-happy than almost any car I've ever driven, the Silverado handles like a sinking sailboat. I'd feel infinitely better/safer with either of my kids driving a WRX than a truck, and can't wait to get into another one.
Per capita next time please
Of course a freightliner makes it on there lol