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A new study says that Subaru drivers and two other car brands are among the worst for causing an accident. Here is why, and see what the other two worst offenders are.
Both overall and as a percentage of viewers. so who does listen to npr? you know exactly who listens to npr. she's honking at you wearing a mask alone in her subaru. the picture on the screen right now. do you people like her really need more than $100 million in federal subsidies every year which is what public radio still gets for some reason. probably not. maybe so. who are we to judge? maybe angry bear and subaru drivers as many graduate degrees as bumper stickers need welfare too. we asked matt walsh to sort this out and we are happy to have him. matt walsh, it is great to see you. i mean...
If the Subaru is a beauty, then its youngish Kenyan driver is the beast. You see it in the distance from your rearview mirror, but seconds later, it is impatiently bearing down the stretch, overtaking cars in a flash. Before you know it, he — it is always a “he” — is breathing menacingly down your neck. He inches the nose to the side and you scream, “Don’t! There is a 10-tonne truck coming your way!” Instead, all you hear is “vroom! Vroom!” and off he goes, charging forward like an Ikolomani fighter bull high on khat, bangi and witchcraft. Subscribe to Our Newsletter