[vDragon3]

Originally Posted by VaidhiR

We dont need safer cars. We need a safer form of mobility.

I am sure different modes of transportation will keep increasing. However, in my perspective although the number of cars per person is less as per your data, I wish even those small percentage of people owing a car should feel safe enough owing it. And also safety is not something like one day when car ownership is as high as in developed countries, manufacturers will start manufacturing safer cars, but i think if we start now we would have much safer cars in the future.

[caffeineAM]

Originally Posted by Vid6639

My point was everyone wants a car with a 4-5 star rating but what they want is not always what they need.

Hence today I may want to buy a 20L car but finally the only car that checks all my requirements except safety is the Kia Seltos. The JEEP compass being out of budget.

I'm in that boat. Had zeroed in on the Seltos till the rating came out. Now saving up more money for the Harrier.

[ButterRider 7]

I would always want to own a 5 star safety rated car if it fits in my budget and is available in the car market. There are many things to consider while buying a car like mileage, performance, design and features but most important is the safety of you and your family.
It is not only the car which should be safe and reliable but it also depends on the driver.