I think I will disagree. (Although for sure this is a definite matter of opinion it's not a science but an art in determining public perception). Anyway it's a

I think I will disagree. (Although for sure this is a definite matter of opinion it's not a science but an art in determining public perception). Anyway it's a bit of a Streisand effect. They are focusing on something and making it stand out even more. When in the minds of the general public it very well would be forgotten. Or not even known about. Not everyone pays attention to what the tech press says, what hackers think, or what Road and Track cares about. Lastly they are attaching a negative to a positive emotion buying experience. People buy cars on emotion. And the whole idea of discussing safety and accidents in this detail on something that is an emotional purchase doesn't work in my opinion. It's raining on the mind game parade.