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Tesla Model Y 2024 scores near-perfect in IIHS' crash tests

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Tesla Model Y 2024 scores near-perfect in IIHS' crash tests

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The Tesla Model Y 2024 has been awarded IIHS’s “top safety pick +” award from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS)...

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Hope so. Those doors and roofs keep flying off while the self-driving fails, they better perform real well on those crash tests.

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Yeah, I hear they crash real good.

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