View this video for an excellent demo of how good it's crash survivability. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ju6t-yyoU8s Note how the windshield is intact and one door still opens and closes after a 70 mph crash.
Although the humans inside would very likely not have survived.
I was born and raised in Norf Minneapolis by blue collar parents. I really don't give a shit what anybody says or thinks about me, so if you don't like me, fuck off.
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that is me, Dale LOL
Smart car. Lots of them up here in Canada.
View this video for an excellent demo of how good it's crash survivability.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ju6t-yyoU8s Note how the windshield is intact and one door still opens and closes after a 70 mph crash.
Although the humans inside would very likely not have survived.
Tony Toews
Between the unibody frame and built in roll cage those are a fair bit safer than many other four wheel cages.
I first saw these in Amsterdam - they make a lot of sense when the "street" is as wide as an alley in Minneapolis.
Here - not so sure if I would feel safe in it on the freeway especially. And what happens in the snow?
My husband calls them street legal golf carts.
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