What make, model, and year of vehicle has no one EVER died in, in an accident?

Question

I want to remain completely safe in my vehicle, and I'll only attain this peace of mind if I know this vehicle hasn't had even a single fatality while driving into an accident.

(Maybe unless someone dies of a heart attack, which that matter is completely unrelated to accident protection.)

So what make, model, and year of vehicle has had no fatalities in them thus far?

Answer 1

Thus far.... the 2008 Bentley Brooklands has never had a fatality, even tho it has a twin turbo, 530 horsepower V8 ! It may be because the $341,000 coupe is limited to only 550 cars and that it hasn't gone on sale yet!  Ask a stupid question.....

Answer 2

Seriously, it doesn't matter the make, model and year of a car, anything could happen at anytime that could put your life in danger. Once you get into any car or truck you put your life at risk, if someone isn't paying attention etc. Good Luck finding one though, if you do please let everyone know.

Answer 3

well the way i look at it is, if there hasn't been a fatality yet then it is about due for one.  no matter what car you drive, anything can happen.

Answer 4

It's not the vehicle that makes you safe, its your own skill and habits! Get some training if you don't have the confidence to get out  there with the rest of us. Pay attention and know what to watch for. Don't take chances, wear your seatbelt...

A safely rated vehicle will increase your chance of survival in a collision but it sounds like you need training.

Answer 5

None.............. but do your research at this site and remember that the vehicle is only as safe as the driver is.

http://www.nhtsa.dot.gov/

Answer 6

What an ignorant question.

Answer 7

It is not the safety level of the vehicle you need to be concerned with,  but the safety level of the nut behind the wheel.  

There is no "perfectly safe" vehicle as long as people are driving.

Answer 8

I do believe no one has died driving a Tucker.  But then again, Tucker only built 51 cars.  Amazingly 47 still survive today.  But the last Tucker that changed hands went for $750,000.  Beyond the Tucker, what you are seeking doesn't exist.

Like so many have pointed out, YOUR survival as a driver depends on your SKILLS and ABILITIES.  Attend a high performance driving school such as offered by Bob Bondurant.  Best way to avoid a fatality is to avoid accidents.  Or not drive.  The former takes skill and practice and mindset.  The later is easy but not very practical.

Good Luck

Answer 9

It doesn't matter the make, model and year of a car, anything could happen at anytime that could put your life in danger. It is just luck that is a model or make haven't had a accident. Once you get into any car or truck you put your life at risk, it is your fault. .

Answer 10

none. Learn how to drive defensively and remember that you can die anytime, anywhere. The last time I checked, the death rate was steady at 100%.