When it comes to car shopping, most buyers focus on looks, gas mileage, or price, but few stop to question the metal that fails in high-speed collisions. Behind the sleek design and flashy features, some cars are hiding structural flaws that could be deadly in a crash. Lightweight metals and cost-cutting measures are being blamed for poor performance in crash tests, especially at highway speeds. Safety experts have identified several makes and models that consistently underperform when it counts most. If you drive one of these six vehicles, it may be time to take a closer look at what’s really protecting you.
1. Nissan Versa (Pre-2020 Models)
