It's no surprise that the makes with the most sales and most vehicles registered and almost certainly most miles driven also have the most fatal collisions.

I bet DeLorean has zero fatal collissions for most of the last ten years. Doesn't make it a good or safe car, just means the founder got caught (set up?) on drug charges and the company collapsed and there's not too many on the road.

2020 fatal crashes:

    #1 – Ford        21,262 

    #2 – Chevrolet   20,435   

    #3 – Toyota      12,918 

    #4 – Honda       10,969  

    #5 – Dodge        7,983

    #6 – Nissan       7,956 

    #7 – GMC          4,533

    #8 – Jeep         4,138

    #9 – Hyundai      3,766   

    #10 – Kia         2,834

    ...

    #41 – Tesla          62

    #1 – General Motors                2,886,904

    #2 – Ford Motor Co                 2,406,188

    #3 – Toyota Motors                 2,383,304

    #4 – FCA US (Fiat, Chrysler, etc)  2,203,663

    #5 – American Honda                1,608,170

    #6 – Nissan-Mitsubishi             1,466,727

    #7 – Hyundai-Kia                   1,325,342

    ...

    #13 - Tesla                          192,250

[1] https://carsalesbase.com/us-car-sales-analysis-2019-brands/