Its possible to turn the argument around to "If your assumption of safety comes from the concept that all safety equipment should be perfect all of the time" G

Its possible to turn the argument around to "If your assumption of safety comes from the concept that all safety equipment should be perfect all of the time" Given the inherent immense liability problem, it seems almost impossible to release this as a product without some kind of government blanket immunity to criminal/civil prosecution, otherwise the mfgr will be dragged into every legal dispute tangentially involving the car and a crash. Therefore with no motivation to produce a perfect product, perfect products will not be released. The end result will be drivers with a careless attitude because they purchased something to take responsibility, causing the overall accident / death rate to increase, despite society as a whole spending more money. I'm not seeing much net good coming out of this.