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Tesla responds bitterly to subpar IIHS crash-test results for "safest cars in history"

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Tesla Model S after IIHS small-overlap frontal crash test, Spring 2017 [frame from IIHS video]After the IIHS said the Tesla Model S electric car didn't perform as well as some other large four-door sedans in its crash-testing, the California-based automaker didn't mince words. Tesla issued a statement to Business Insider slamming the IIHS and stating that the federal government-funded NHTSA's procedures are more "objective and accurate" in...

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I've stated on any number of occasions a similar lack of belief in their test methods.

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