Auto Safety You work for an automatic insurance company. Your boss has assigned you the task of reviewing

Auto Safety

You work for an automatic insurance company. Your boss has assigned you the task of reviewing recent auto safety records and thinking about how that information may be relevant to your company. You found these data on the web.

HIGHWAY LOSS DATA INSTITUE (www.hwysafety.org) AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE INJURY LOSSES (2000-01)

Small Cars			Mid-Size Cars			Large Cars
Model Rating

Model Rating Model Rating A4 Quattro 63 Saab 9-3 58 Buick LeSabre 39 Audi A4 67 Buick Century 63 Bonneville 53 VW Beetle 69 Toyota Avalon 66 Grand Marquis 53 Volvo S40 82 Volvo S70 72 Buick Regal 57 VW Golf 91 Lexus ES 300 75 Olds Intrigue 58 Impreza 98 Saturn LS 76 Crowns Victoria 63 Subaru G20 104 Acura 78 Concorde 66 Saturn SL 104 VW Passat 80 Chrysler LHS 66 Honda Civic 105 Infiniti I30 82 Chrysler 300 70 VW Jetta 107 Maxima 94 Chevy Impala 73 Chevy Prizm 118 Chevy Malibu 97 Chevy Lumina 73 Ford Focus 120 Olds Alero 97 Grand Prix 74 Acura Integra 133 Cirrus 98 Mercury Sable 80 Nissan Sentra 134 Honda Accord 102 Monte Carlo 85 Eclipse 136 Toyota Camry 102 Ford Taurus 88 Chevy Metro 138 Grand AM 105 Dodge Intrepid 90 Ford Escort 141 Mystique 108 Civic Coupe 143 Diamante 109 Protégé 144 Millenia 114 Corolla 147 Ford Contour 118 Dodge Neon 167 Dodge Stratus 122 Accent 181 Breeze 128 Elantra 190 Cavalier 134 Kia Sephia 221 Mazda 626 135 Mirage 246 Sunfire 140 Esteem 247 Nissan Altima 144 Galant 164 Sonata 169 Insurance injury loss results are stated in relative terms. 100 represent average result for all cars. Lower numbers are better. For example, a rating 122 means 22% worse than average.

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