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I'll admit I was surprised to see that the Ranger was ranked the second most dangerous pickup.
I know we only represent a small percentage of owners out there but based on those who've been involved in some pretty bad ones here I thought it would rank a lot higher.
? They must of based their rankings from those blue ones?
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https://fordauthority.com/2024/11/ford-ranger-among-most-dangerous-pickup-trucks/
I know we only represent a small percentage of owners out there but based on those who've been involved in some pretty bad ones here I thought it would rank a lot higher. ? They must of based their rankings from those blue ones?
?https://fordauthority.com/2024/11/ford-ranger-among-most-dangerous-pickup-trucks/
According to a new study from iSeeCars, the Ford Ranger is one of the “most dangerous vehicles on the road,” and in fact, it landed as the second most dangerous pickup on that particular list with a fatal accident rate of 4.0 cars per billion vehicle miles driven, which is 1.7 times higher than average of 2.3, and higher than any pickup save for the Nissan Frontier, which came in at 5.0. The Ranger joins the Ford Mustang, which made this same list last year.
iSeeCars came up with these rates by looking at fatality data taken from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS) of model year 2018-2022 cars with car crashes that resulted in at least one occupant fatality.
“New cars are safer than they’ve ever been,” said Karl Brauer, iSeeCars Executive Analyst. “Between advanced chassis design, driver assist technology, and an array of airbags surrounding the driver, today’s car models provide excellent occupant protection. But these safety features are being countered by distracted driving and higher rates of speed, leading to rising accident and death rates in recent years. Most midsize trucks perform worse than the segment average, while most full-size trucks perform better. This suggests that, even in the truck category, the ‘larger vehicle wins’ trend seems to hold true.”
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