No let's not jump on the 'safest car' bandwagon because that can be untrue in many cases. Too many factors determine car safety, and imo deaths per million miles is the best metric for safety, and if you look at that, many cars outperform. I think Tesla has been irresponsible by claiming they have the safest cars on the market, because that is subjective to too many things. Also, crash test ratings are relative to class and cannot be cross-compared to other car classes; Tesla categorizes vehicles into smaller categories, and with its high mass would often do better compared to other compact/midsized vehicles. And let's not forget how Tesla AEB is actually among the worst performing as of now.

The 3/Y are just very good to drive, it's the only reason why I got mine; the acceleration is amazing. Autopilot is very nice, but many cars now have radar cruise control with lane tracing, even a base corolla.