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Its amazing how people would want to put someone in the hospital over an accident. Would it really be worth going to jail over and then being sued for injuries over a car. Just sue the idiot or his parents in this case and move on. Its just a car, can always get a new one. I just read the whole thing and they are right to question the original OP. Doesn't even look like a rear end collision. Looks like he slid into something.
That looks exactly like a rear-end collision to me.
I'd probably sneak that option in there for rainy days myself. If you're spending that kind of money (on the SS versions) why not? I hear the newer systems are hardly invasive, but I've never owned a car with one.
Looks like a nicely built car though... the passenger cage was totally intact... even the back side window didnt shatter.
I was looking at that as well, almost looks like the DS door would still open & close. It sucks to see one wrecked so soon but wait another few months, there will be a lot more!
Yeah, the door dont even look to be damaged and that car took a hard hit to the back.... it must be a well built car.
Sadly there will be more... alot of "untrained" drivers speeding around in these cars and those wanting to speed that have a little more experience, but even those end up spinning around.
Although I'm sure the car is built to take a collision, many people seem to associate an undamaged body with good crash resistance. Crumple zones are designed to absorb a good portion of the impact and a vehicle body that doesn't bend will transfer that impact right onto its passenger. If anyone has heard the argument of a truck taking a better beating than a small passenger car that gets bent to bits, it would be a similar deal. Less damage to a vehicle means more damage to its occupants.
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