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The revised Model 3 does not qualify for Top Safety Pick+, partly because rear occupant crash protection isn't up to snuff in ...

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V, Chevrolet Tahoe, and Lexus RX look great, but the IIHS reveals results in crash tests that drivers should not ignore.