That’s because where they’re offered, autonomous braking systems are often optional, and at that can be bundled in costly packages that may be limited to only the most-expensive trim levels in a given model line. As is typically the case, however, be aware that not all 2019 models are tested. The IIHS focuses its efforts on the industry’s highest volume models, which tends to leave out higher-priced limited-production luxury and sports cars. In Pictures: 21 Safest 2019 Cars And Crossovers For The Money. You can find full list of the IIHS’ recommendations for 2019 and past model years here.

Source: Forbes December 27, 2018 17:03 UTC