Disgraceful ATTACK Against Tesla & Tesla Stock [The Lending Tree Lie].

hey everyone me Kevin here well there

has been a lot of new fud around Tesla

and in this video we're going to break

down is it true is there Merit to this

are Teslas some of the most accident or

incident prone vehicles on the road

according to Lending Tree the answer to

that is yes this is a story that we have

fully cited out at

eac.org there go to ec.com you can see

all of it but let's break down some of

the conclusions first let's go ahead and

grab the actual Lending Tree piece on

this so in the Lending Tree argument we

see that Lending Tree which is a website

that collects or provides auto quotes

for Lending as well as insurance we find

that they suggest Ram drivers had

32.9 driving incidents per 1,000 drivers

but Teslas had the highest rate of

accidents of

23.54.99 that Ram is follow is is right

before Tesla and then Subaru Volkswagen

Mazda BMW in terms of the most incident

prone vehicles and then Tesla's being

the most accident prone per Lending Tree

and of course this has a lot of bears

and Tesla Q very excited that finally

they could be Vindicated that Teslas are

super dangerous and Bulls are saying

wait a minute something has to be rigged

something has to be missing here and I

believe there are two critical pieces

missing here and we've got both of those

broken down on eack so let's consider

what we've got written here first the

most important thing that I believe when

we start analyzing accidents is we have

to consider sex and age adjustments

consider the following facts Lending

Tree cites Mercury as their safest car

but per truth car Mercury appeals to

some of the oldest drivers in fact it is

the third oldest car make driven with an

average age of 57.3 but they're so high

on this average that they're next to

people who drive Buick and Lincoln

that's a very different demographic than

somebody who drives a Tesla now data for

age is not perfect when it comes to

Tesla but per the insurance savings app

Jerry 70% of Tesla drivers are 34 years

old that's sort of an average Hedges an

analytic firm sees the model 3 ownership

with an average age of 51 now the data

isn't perfect but it clearly skews a lot

younger than Lincoln's and Buick and Cox

maybe gives us the most clear data for

buyers of Teslas buyers of Teslas skew

heavily between 25 to 44 years old but

Teslas are not just a younger

demographic which I want you to start

thinking about what that could mean for

car accidents they're also predominantly

driven by men 71% of Model S's and X's

are driven by males 84% of model 3s are

driven by males yet males make up just

49% of registered drivers Cox Automotive

sees about 1.7 male drivers of a Tesla

for every single female female driver

and what does that mean well

unfortunately males and younger people

are unfortunately a lot more likely to

be involved in an accident injury or

incident or fatality in fact the top

group for automotive related deaths is

25 to 34 years old it is one of the most

popular groups for Tesla drivers also

per this statista chart males outnumber

females in fatal accidents by a ratio of

about three to one that means for every

three fatal accidents where men die you

get one woman dying so clearly there is

a massive adjustment factor that needs

to be made for Teslas which Lending Tree

did not mention once in the entire

Lending piece there is not a single

mention or reference to age or sex both

of these a fatal flaw in their study I

believe that if we adjust for age and

sex we would see numbers that much more

align with the data that we see from

Full self-driving statistics and

national highway safety and

transportation board rankings that show

Teslas as some of the safest vehicles

that exists so unfortunately without an

age and sex adjustment I can't trust

this Lending Tree information

unfortunately though for Elon Musk and

Tesla the mainstream media eats this

stuff up if you now search Google for

Tesla accidents or SE Tesla safety you

are going to get bombarded with

headlines including headlines on

cnbc.com

Forbes Electric

Wall Street Journal you name it talking

about how Tesla drivers have the highest

accident rate despite autopilot claims

so what you have are essentially

mainstream media organizations trying to

discredit Elon musk's autopilot claims

using an unadjusted and flawed data set

that's my take if you found this

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