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1. enslavedrobot ◴[] No.42158862[source]
From the website:"the number of cars involved in a fatal crash were normalized by the total number of vehicle miles driven"

They assume every car drives the average number of miles. Of course a CR-V is going to score high, since they likely drive more than an average number of miles.

A 911 on the other hand probably drives a small fraction of the average.

This study is fairly low quality. The IHHS list 13.3 fatalities per billion miles as the actual number.

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2. daghamm ◴[] No.42220531[source]
Isn't that the other way around?

This is fatalities per 10**X miles.