The Six Deadliest Cars of All Time: Road Rebels

Ford Pinto (1971-1980): Infamous for its flawed fuel tank design, the Pinto's vulnerability to explosions upon rear impact led to tragic accidents.

Chevrolet Corvair (1960-1969): Criticized for instability, the Corvair's handling issues contributed to safety concerns and a negative reputation.

Toyota Corolla (2005-2010): A faulty electronic throttle control system led to unintended acceleration incidents, resulting in accidents.

Pontiac Fiero (1984-1988): Susceptible to engine fires due to inadequate cooling systems, the Fiero posed serious safety hazards.

Yugo GV (1985-1992): Poor build quality, unreliable brakes, and structural deficiencies made the Yugo a safety nightmare.

Suzuki Samurai (1985-1995): Prone to rolling over during sharp turns, the Samurai's design flaws raised serious safety concerns.

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