Automotive research firm finds that Tesla has higher frequency of deadly accidents than any other car brand

      • @[email protected]
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        1 month ago

        Most deadly to driver is not the same thing as most deadly. SUVs are usually extremely deadly to pedestrians and other road users.

        • @theangryseal
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          31 month ago

          As an SUV driver in Appalachia, I’ve mostly only injured pedestrians.

          Anecdotal, I know. I’ve only killed 2 people. What’s the average?

          Now I won’t sleep for fear of jinxing myself.

          Being human is stupid.

          • @[email protected]
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            61 month ago

            please be kidding because otherwise im a terrible person to have laughed my ass off to this 😂

              • @Whats_your_reasoning
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                31 month ago

                Obviously you’re kidding. You said you drive in Appalachia. Yet, you are so clearly a seal. Driving by the beach, okay maybe I could see that, but mountains? Is there even anything for seals to do in Appalachia?

                • @theangryseal
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                  41 month ago

                  Why do you think I’m so angry? I’ve never even seen the ocean!

          • @[email protected]
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            21 month ago

            Am I being wooshed, and if no, wtf? When did killing even one person become an “only” occurrence?

            • @[email protected]
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              11 month ago

              My wife mowed down this guy once in downtown ottawa. We still have the commemorative dent on the hood :)

    • @ripcord
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      61 month ago

      Altima owners

      …This is a stereotype I’ve never heard before.