sorry but those Fiat 500's are dangerous..
http://www.autoblog.com/2013/01/30/fiat-500-least-safe-vehicle-to-drive-according-to-insurance-webs/
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sorry but those Fiat 500's are dangerous..
http://www.autoblog.com/2013/01/30/fiat-500-least-safe-vehicle-to-drive-according-to-insurance-webs/
That's even if I wanted one though. Which I don't. Besides our gbodies are probably considered dangerous by today's standards. Granted I know it's apples to oranges, but being that the fiat 500 is meant as a city car and not really meant to be on the same roads as semis or at high way speeds I can forgive it some.
For sure....hell back in the day i bumped a pole on a chainlink fence pulling into a buddies driveway (18yrs old still getting used to my cutlass). Barely even scuffed the corner of the front bumper cover, but bent the crap out of the pole lol!
I feel safer in my cutlass than my daily drivers due to our cars being all metal, with the exception of the header panel and bumper covers/fillers.
Haha not too sure about our cars being safe. I know I don't want to get into anything after watching this:
And reading this: https://nytimes.com/1999/07/10/us/4.9-billion-jury-verdict-in-gm-fuel-tank-case.html
And reading this: https://nytimes.com/1999/07/10/us/4.9-billion-jury-verdict-in-gm-fuel-tank-case.html
Something strange in that video. The shoulder belts extended and did not hold the occupants in place. The shoulder belts will lock in my GP if I hit the brakes real hard.
The car was slammed from behind by a car doing at least 50 mph and the occupents survived. There is always an issue with cars having a gas tank in the back. My 2004 Jeep had a recall because of the exposure of the gas tank and the fix is to put on a trailer hitch. Crown Vics had a problem with fires caused by rear end collisions. When you drive a car you can't expect to be protected from everything
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