March 5, 2020—A report from Insurance.com, shows about 21 percent of car owners would turn off safety features after buying a new car.

The four most frequently disabled safety features by those who admit turning off the features are:

• Lane-keeping assist: 19 percent 
• Smart headlights :17 percent
• Lane departure warning: 15 percent
• Automatic parking: 13 percent

The top three features respondents anticipate disabling in a future car are:

• Automatic parking: 11 percent
• Automatic emergency brake: 9 percent
• Adaptive cruise control: 9 percent