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I love wearing my seatbelt and it's the law in my country and I love a car with airbags and the latest cars with the latest safety features. Now, I just wanna ask a thorny question here: whether an older car or a newer car has a better rating in crash tests or not, they say studies or whatever internet says that cars travelling at 50 miles or 75 miles or 80 Kilometers or 100 Kilometers or 110 Kilometers (speed limits varying by roads) - if a collision based on the speed limit the higher the speed limit the higher supposedly the likelihood of a non-survivable crash, then does it really matter if a person drives an older car or a newer car? Does it really matter then, that a car with no airbags versus a car with airbags, or stability control or no stability control, seat belts and wearing them are a must and in insist on wearing seat belts and obeying the speed limits. My question is, are all cars created equal in that, at speed limits on highways or freeways, death is inevitable regardless of newer car or old car simply because of science or physics or forces or whatever on impacts, surely?