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subaru is a quiet achiever of the industry.han it was with a smaller engine. though it's bigger, faster, and 30% more fuel efficient than the old model. you get 36 miles per hour on the highway. >> and they are known for safety? >> i have driven a lot of subarus. i drove one last year. we went through the outback. a tough, durable car. >> my first automobile. >> mine, too! >> a 1964 v.w. beetle. i love the restyling on this. >> this one replace it is new beetle which had a bit of a reputation as the girl's car. it had the vase with the flower. >> i loved that. you got rid of the vase? >> i didn't. the car has a more edgy look to it. you can get a turbo version or a diesel version which will give you 40 miles per gallon on the highway. >> what's the price? >> it's being shown simultaneously. >> what's the guess? >> affordable. mid 20s. >> a convertible as well? >> i believe it's in the works. >> and not affordable here. >> no. this is an interesting car. bentley, how do you make a 621-horsepower environmentally relevant? well, t

last year reardon lost control of her subaru, it rolled four times and veered off a mountain highway. her injuries were minor. cults, brui cuts, bruises, concussion. >> it was the airbag. a safe car, saved me from injury and having, on, a seatbelt. tight seatbelt. >> her survival is part of a nationwide success story. last year the number of traffic fatalities dropped to their lopest since 1949. the transportation department says safety car standards requiring three point seatbelts and front and side airbags have helped save lives along with stronger drunk driving laws. and better enforcement. >> you will get caught. you will be arrested. >> in 2010, traffic fatalities dropped 3% in one year. and 25% in five years. from 43,000 deaths in 2005 to under 33,000 last year. >> even though we have good results for this year, they're not good enough for us. we want to do more. we want to reduce deaths to zero if at all possible. >> experts say car makers are using the latest technology to equip cars with alert systems that help drivers navigate roads and traffic. when there is an accident, ad

pat reardon lost control of her subaru, flipped it four times and went off the road.nce at the hospital, they found she had just a concussion, cuts and bruises, thanks to air bags and seat belts. >> the trooper that came to interview me after the accident said i was undoubtedly alive because of being in that particular car, with that kind of protection. >> reporter: she's not alone. the government says in 2010 traffic fatalities dropped 3% in just one year. and an impressive 25% in 5 years. for more than 43,000 fat amounts in 2005 to under 33,000 last year. at denver health, the chief surgeon says he sees far fewer head and chest injuries now than at any time during his 35-year career. >> thoracic aorta, for example, the most common cause of death at the scene has been reduced with air bags. >>> experts agree, cars have never been safer. now built to cocoon occupants with air bags that protect everyone inside. >> it's packaging 101. if the box doesn't collapse, the cargo is better protected. >> reporter: control systems help keep cars on the road while collision avoid

on a mountain highway, pat riordan lost control of her subaru, flipped it four times, and went off thence at the hospital, they found she'd had just a concussion, cuts, and bruises thanks to air bags and seat belts. >> this is the trooper that came to interview me after the accident said i was undoubtedly alive because of being in that particular car with that kind of protection. >> reporter: she's not alone. the government says in 2010 traffic fatalities dropped 3% in just one year and an impressive 25% in five years. from more than 43,000 fatalities in 2005 to under 33,000 last year. at denver health medical center, chief surgeon ernest moore says he sees far fewer head and chest injuries now than at any time in his career. >> thoracic damage, the most common form of death at the scene, has been reduced with air bags. >> reporter: experts believe cars have never been safer, now built to cocoon occupants and absorb the energy of the crash with air bags that protect everyone inside. >> it's packaging 101. if the box doesn't collapse, then the cargo inside is better protected. >> report

damaged plants and rolling blackouts have taken thousands of toyotas, nissans, subarus out of production that will never make it to the dealership. so those cars can't be made up this year. then we have part shortages to affect every automaker here in the united states, even if the car is made here. so, i mean, we'll get down to things like colors, red and black will become very hard to get ahold of because the pigment that goes into those paints were made in japan. so for consumers we are going to have fewer cars on the lot. and that's going to mean fewer incentives out there. in fact, toyota just announced, and they are the first, that they are going to raise their prices by a few hundred dollars this coming may. we are going to see some severe shortages of small cars it looks like. >> i hear that it will kind of push-up the need for used cars here, their value, i guess. >> yeah, it always happens. when there's not new cars and inventory for people to buy, then they try to find something similar in a very light modeled used car. that will raise prices, too. >> well, talk a little bit a

on a mountain highway pat riordan lost control of her subaru, flipped it four times, and went off the road. once at the hospital they found she had just a concussion, cuts, and bruises. thanks to air bags and seat belts. >> the trooper that came to interview me after the accident said i was undoubtedly alive because of being in that particular car with that kind of protection. >> she's not alone. the government says in 2010 traffic fatalities dropped 3% in just one year and an impressive 25% in five years. for more than 43,000 fatalities in 2005 to under 33,000 last year. at denver health medical center the chief surgeon ernest moore says he sees far fewer head and chest injuries now than at any time over his 35-year career. >> torn thoracic aorta for example the most common cause of death at the scene has been reduced with air bags. >> reporter: experts agree cars have never been safer. they're now built to protect occupants and absorb the energy of the crash with air bags that protect everyone inside. >> if the box doesn't collapse, the cargo inside is better protected. >> reporter: