The crumpling feature seems nice when you look at crash test data, with crash test dummies...but what actually happens when you're on the freeway and your car gets trailer slapped by an 80,000# semi? Or what happens when a ghetto cruiser or a hearse runs over the top of it and squashes it? The idea, I guess, is to make it fold up into the smallest possible pile of metal and still leave a hollow space in the middle for the occupants, but does it always happen that way?
I've pulled up next to "Smart Cars" in the semi, and looking down on them gives me an almost godlike feeling. One little move of my hand, and I could smash the "smart car" into a little teardrop-shaped piece of metal and send it flying into the next county. They would never be able to figure out where the plastic stopped and the human flesh began.
I've pulled up next to "Smart Cars" in the semi, and looking down on them gives me an almost godlike feeling. One little move of my hand, and I could smash the "smart car" into a little teardrop-shaped piece of metal and send it flying into the next county. They would never be able to figure out where the plastic stopped and the human flesh began.
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