I said some people, Alex, not some companies. While Mercedes (give or take a Diana-related incident) make reasonably safe cars, it's clear SOMEONE in the safety department was dozing on the day they made the A-Class.

And Sweden OR the Netherlands, does it matter to anyone other than the moose? So I couldn't be bothered to properly check whether my memory of where the test took place was correct: the test still took place and the A-Class still failed it.

And given the prospect of a split-second death colliding with a moose or flipping over many times while my head is repeatedly smashed against the roof of a car, I think I'll take my chances with the moose.

I dunno, Int. Moose are perfectly designed to cause driving fatalities. Often they actually slide up onto the hood of the car and crash through the windshield. It's just about the worst animal you can hit.