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There's a lot of obsession with head-on collisions in regards to safety but there are two things commonly forgotten about. The ability to stop quickly and rollo
by BuckRogers 11y ago
There's a lot of obsession with head-on collisions in regards to safety but there are two things commonly forgotten about. The ability to stop quickly and rollover risk.
I've always felt a large family sedan like a Ford Taurus was probably the overall safest thing you could drive. Decent stopping distance, low rollover risk and lots of crush zone room for modern engineering to absorb impact.
- WWLink 11y agoA fully loaded Taurus has all of the safety features (except I'm not sure it has forward collision warning? I think it does) It's also based on a Volvo platform. And very comfortable. XD I have no idea why nobody likes them, but they are awesome 2nd owner cars.