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Current Topic: Cars and Trucks

Is the Car Unsafe, or the Driver?
Topic: Cars and Trucks 8:52 am EST, Mar 15, 2005

One way of reading the new report by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety is that the Mercedes E-Class sedan has the safest design of any car or truck and the two-door Chevrolet Blazer the worst.

Another way to read the report, to be released Tuesday, is that E-Class drivers tend to drive more carefully than Blazer drivers.

I have always felt strongly that this was the case with these kinds of studies. I am glad to see it getting some press. There is a strong self-selection bias at work in any use of real-world data on vehicle safety.

Of course, from the perspective of the insurer, in the aggregate, the difference is immaterial, but on an individual level, it can be unfair to some drivers.

Is the Car Unsafe, or the Driver?


Behind VW's Wheel, With Brick Walls Ahead
Topic: Cars and Trucks 10:35 am EDT, Aug 29, 2004

The government of Abu Dhabi, one of the seven states in the United Arab Emirates, owns 18.2 percent of Volkswagen.

Behind VW's Wheel, With Brick Walls Ahead


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