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NTSB (or whomever) data 200 1982

posted by  someone claiming to be Les Lyne on  Mon Dec 11 08:08 CST 2000 [RELATED]

Well, I tried to post this last week, but apparently I hit the "140/160" filter instead of the "200." Anyway, my question is:

We all know that the 240 is a "very safe" car. Does anyone know of a source of documentation to prove this in quantifiable terms? I assume there is some criteria, such as deaths per 100,000 passenger miles, or whatever, right? Does anyone know where to get this sort of data? Maybe the NTSB web site . . . ?





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