Originally posted by 96RedSE5Sp:
Last I looked, the Mazda B series was in the list of the top ten deadliest vehicles (in terms of deaths per mile driven).



Yeah, not because it doesn't do well in normal crashes though. It is because that vehicle is often driven by young men. Young men are more likely to drive aggressively, drive drunk, and more likely to get into single vehicle accidents like rollovers. Vehicles that are typically driven by older men or women tend to have lower deaths per mile figures.