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IIHS reports that car advertisements increasingly emphasize performance and speed despite safety concerns, suggesting a cultural obsession with fast driving. This trend correlates with higher crash-related fatalities, indicating that aggressive marketing strategies may influence risky driver behavior. Automakers should consider the impact of their advertising on public safety.

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