A long record of performing well in crash tests and accidents. And a commitment to death-proof cars by 2020.
Your sedan:
And the family:
If safety is a priority then consider the IIHS top safety picks on your short list. Lots of brands/choices.
I had a rear-end car accident in 2017 that led to a surgery last year (and probably one more this year), which was a large part of why I got an XC60 this time. Safe was at the top of my list.
That actually explains why they built AP into all Model3 and is now baked into the price. It’s actually very useful but statistically you’re less likely to collide with other objects the less often you cross intersections which just so happens to be AP’s forte.
In the past and up to 2019 models, usually Mercedes and Subaru have better safety scores than Volvo. Especially roof strength scores. This is according to IIHS.
