Why are Honda Accord drivers (and Honda civic drivers) always speeding, weaving in and out of lanes, speeding and passing from the right lanes and cutting people off on the highways?
– Occupants killed per vehicle in a fatal crash: 0.65
– 2018 Unit Sales: 291,071
It’s not all about pickups when it comes to fatal accidents, as the ever-popular Honda Accord ranks as the third-deadliest vehicle on the list and the worst passenger car when it comes to vehicle fatalities. Even though Ford sells about three times more F-Series vehicles than Honda does Accords, the Accord’s accident data shows 0.65 occupants are killed in fatal accidents involving this vehicle. That’s almost 50% higher than the F-Series. Lastly, the Honda Accord is the deadliest vehicle in six states between 2017-2019, including Connecticut, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, and Rhode Island
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According to data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), more than 38,000 people in the U.S. died in car accidents in 2020.
In California, the number tops 3,558 — five times the national average. Driver error causes the majority of these car accidents.
Based on the NHTSA’s data, Value Penguin determined that the following are the most dangerous cars in America:
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#3. Honda Accord
– Total Fatal Crashes (2014-2018): 5,079– Occupants killed per vehicle in a fatal crash: 0.65
– 2018 Unit Sales: 291,071
It’s not all about pickups when it comes to fatal accidents, as the ever-popular Honda Accord ranks as the third-deadliest vehicle on the list and the worst passenger car when it comes to vehicle fatalities. Even though Ford sells about three times more F-Series vehicles than Honda does Accords, the Accord’s accident data shows 0.65 occupants are killed in fatal accidents involving this vehicle. That’s almost 50% higher than the F-Series. Lastly, the Honda Accord is the deadliest vehicle in six states between 2017-2019, including Connecticut, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, and Rhode Island
10 Most Dangerous Cars in America
Discover the 10 most dangerous cars in America! Though most accidents are caused by the driver, the type of car affects survivability.
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In California, the number tops 3,558 — five times the national average. Driver error causes the majority of these car accidents.
Based on the NHTSA’s data, Value Penguin determined that the following are the most dangerous cars in America:
- Ford F-Series—fatal crashes: 10,845
- Chevrolet Silverado—fatal crashes: 7,718
- Honda Accord—fatal crashes: 5,079
- Toyota Camry—fatal crashes: 4,734
- Ram Pickup (all models)—fatal crashes: 4,734
- Honda Civic— fatal crashes: 4,397
- Toyota Corolla—fatal crashes: 3,430
- Ford Explorer—fatal crashes: 3,332
- Nissan Altima—fatal crashes: 3,267
- GMC Sierra—fatal crashes: 3,245
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hgi2eCNLWg
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