Disagree, because the statement "you will have more crashes" doesn't always apply to SUV's. I have driven full size pickups and SUV's from 1978 to the present and never had an accident in any of those. Every accident I have been involved in during a driving career spanning over 45 years would NOT have been avoidable no matter what I was driving. Indeed, the worst accident I was involved in was getting hit head on by a semi tractor/trailer that slid across the centerline and no vehicle (small, midsize, SUV, etc) could have possibly avoided that collision.
I'm assuming, if true, the SUV being safer in crash and small better handling car statement to be a statistical statement not an absolute one. Meaning that not every SUV gets into a crash. So far, In almost 40 years of driving, I've only had 4 accidents, two were single vehicle and one was two vehicles and the last one involve a deer. The deer got up and walked away. All were my fault and took place almost 40 years ago except the deer, two months ago. That's driving all kinds of cars and trucks. Currently drive a 1/2 ton 4wd pickup and a subaru that replace the chevy prizm.
