I would also look at the IIHS test results. Take the Model S for instance---it only gets an "acceptable" rating on the front driver side small overlap test, a

I would also look at the IIHS test results. Take the Model S for instance---it only gets an "acceptable" rating on the front driver side small overlap test, a test which many other cars are earning a "good" rating on. Sure, Tesla's cars are generally very safe, but there is more than one way to measure safety, and Tesla doesn't always win.