That doesn't show you are getting vastly improved crash safety.
Only looking at injury data in the real world would show that.
It's my understanding new cars are not significantly safer than cars from 10 years ago.
Only looking at injury data in the real world would show that.
It's my understanding new cars are not significantly safer than cars from 10 years ago.
This may not be safer as in better crash resilience, but safer as in you have a backup camera, and side sensors for changing lanes.
How did you come to that? The new cars are new and there's no real world statistics for them yet, if you only go by real world data.
What if technology in the newer cars (adaptive cruise control, forward collision warning, etc.) prevents injuries altogether?