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Which is safer - a heavy steel cage or a high-tech lightweight chassis and body?
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Bob Denman
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This one came out quite a few years ago...
It's not surprising that 50 years worth of advancements in design have yielded "better" cars.
Today: the cars crumple up, and take them impact. They protect the passenger compartment.
In the old days: the car would look pretty good; but the passengers just got beat to death inside of it! :yikes:
(We owned a 2009 Malibu back then, and I showed the Missus this video...Her response was, "I don't plan on wrecking it anyway!"
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It's not surprising that 50 years worth of advancements in design have yielded "better" cars.
Today: the cars crumple up, and take them impact. They protect the passenger compartment.
In the old days: the car would look pretty good; but the passengers just got beat to death inside of it! :yikes:
(We owned a 2009 Malibu back then, and I showed the Missus this video...Her response was, "I don't plan on wrecking it anyway!"
)Bob Denman
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:shocked: Wow!
Talk about recycling... :roflblack:
That video came out when the 2009 Malibu was being introduced... :banghead:
(Check the date on your magazine somebody might be "pranking" you.)
Talk about recycling... :roflblack:
That video came out when the 2009 Malibu was being introduced... :banghead:
(Check the date on your magazine somebody might be "pranking" you.)
No, what happened is in the letters to the editor, someone was questioning the safety aspect of the trend away from using steel. In response, the editor referred to this much earlier article and video. Somehow I had not seen that back in 2009 when it first came out. Guess I was the only one!
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