Cars and Driver Deaths

[StanAE86]

Interesting the G35 was considered a "good" car, but the 350Z was not. I assume, it has to do with the demographics of who buys which model cars...

http://money.aol.com/insurance/auto/...25165409990001

[79TA]

Yea, I thought that was weird too.

Also, this was already posted

http://www.motorworld.net/forum/showthread.php?t=49351

[ViperASR]

STAN's at it again....

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[Neema702]

there is nothing weird about it, the rankings have to do with the number of deaths for each car b/w 2001-2004. Makes sense that drivers of 350Z's have been in more death-causing accidents then G35 drivers.