The 5 Most DANGEROUS Cars To Drive

These are the 5 most dangerous cars to drive in the United StatesFor the most part, vehicles have gotten progressively safer every year And while these cars did pretty well in TESTS, out in the real world, they had the most deaths according to the IIHSAnd I only like to give you facts from real world applications, which is why you follow me because you know I’ve gotcha covered!Coming in at number 5 is the Kia Rio with 122 deaths per million registered vehiclesThat’s not per million registered Rio’s it’s per million registered vehicles, and with Rio’s being sub compact, it’s not surprising that it doesn’t exactly fare well in collisionsAt number 4 is the Chevrolet Spark with a pretty hefty jump at 151 deaths per million registered vehiclesAnother tiny car, so again, not entirely surprising, but sad nonethelessSpot 3 goes to the Hyundai Accent with 152 deaths per million registered vehiclesThe Accent has been in the top of on this list for 3 years in a row nowComing in at number 2 is the RWD Dodge Challenger with 154 deaths per million registered vehiclesSee, it’s not JUST the tiny carsI do specify RWD because the AWD version has CONSIDERABLY less deathsBut the number one spot unfortunately has a MASSIVE jump up with 205 deaths per million registered vehiclesThe number one most dangerous car is…The Mitsubishi Mirage

[fortyseven]

Challenger is probably more driver fault than design flaw

[GDC-]

Challenger attracts the crappy driving speed demons.

[markh]

The Dodge Challenger is typically a young kids muscle car that’s driven stupidly fast

[mysticfakir]

Different cars attract different demographics. Maybe it’s not always the car but the driver behind the wheel

[tupoa]

This speaks more to the culture and maturity of the people buying them than the cars themselves.

[jonathonhass]

Challenger is on this list because a lot of idiots assume that by driving one their already subpar driving skills will improve. They don’t.

[philliplopez]

It ain't the cars, it is the loose nuts holding the steering wheel.

[mistert]

I can't believe that there were ever a million Chevy Spark's sold.

[jerrycummings]

In all fairness, none can tell if the mirage is real.

[grandparails]

It's not the car, it's the driver.

[RobinSueWho]

My husband has been driving his Mirage for 11 yrs. It is tiny and a bad accident will definitely kill you but its a manual & fun to drive.

[mbukukanyau]

I drive a 33 year old car. It's not dangerous, fools on the road are the problem

[douglaspost]

I'm sure the Challenger deaths are because of speed. Being driven like a race car by people that didn't have a clue how to drive a high powered car that probably watched Ford vs Ferrari then got all inspired and went out and drove like the idiots they were.

[ReasonablySane]

I'm guessing with a couple of those it's not that the car is dangerous, but the type of driver who buys it is dangerous.

[LittleJimmyR]

I have a Mitsubishi mirage… for speedway racing!

[phillipgarrow]

Im always hearing how dangerous my C7 Corvette is they didn't even make the list they have a full aluminum frame if seen videos of some pretty nasty wrecks and people survived or walked away

[shortsweet]

Yes, I had a big vehicle like a Durango and traverse my insurance was cheaper when I got the cruise in the Malibu. My insurance was more. They said smaller cars don’t do well in car accidents so you say you think you’re saving on gas but you’re also paying more insurance because they don’t think, you or your car is gonna be safe

[colorwashcarsandguitars]

I think most of these has to do with vehicles being much larger, hitting smaller cars. Everyone has to drive a monster truck now and it's literally killing ppl.

[thefredricksons]

Thank you for providing the full list in the same video! I honestly thought it was going to stop at, "and the number one most dangerous car is..." It's a trend I see a lot in this type of short form content and it's infuriating.

[stfu]

Mirage was designed all the way back in late 00s early 10s and has been updated a lot to keep up, the other compacts were designed later with newer, better tech later on