crash test of a chinese car..

[cp[mike]]

I heard the subframe was made from soy glue and rice paper

frame rails made of chopsticks.

[g-wagon]

looked like the dodge pickup truck from a while ago...oh wait that was the one that the airbags didnt even deploy :o

i was at the junkyard yesterday and i saw a suby (older model) that was once a coupe made into a hatchback that the airbags didnt' deploy on. anyway that shit would suck either way.

[gloryaccordy]

frame rails made of chopsticks.

They supposedly went with those materials to lower the price and make repairs easier.

"It's like carbon fiber, but better"

[accordme93]

damn, that is definitely going to ruin your day...

[cp[mike]]

damn, that is definitely going to ruin your day...

and by day, you mean face, right?

[accordme93]

and by day, you mean face, right?

hmm, maybe i should have said life! lol

yeah they would probably need to give Dr.90210 a call.

[HenRoc]

'Itsa verwy goodacar!' he says.


Anyways thats a really downgraded Isuzu/Honda Passport Rodeo

[HondaGuy1212]

Ouch!

[Tnwagn]

and by day, you mean face, right?

HAHAHAHAHAH. Yeah, that crash test dummy got done up

[gloryaccordy]

What surprises me is that the frame of the truck wasn't even strong enough to translate some of that energy into rotation. If you hit something at an offset, you'd expect to spin a little bit. No. The rice cake and chewing gum frame just do the Matrix dance until you have a wheel and suspension for a knee rest.

Anyways...insurers loved it, because while any accident would total the car (with it being worth $5K new), nobody would survive to file a claim. I think emissions kept it from coming here.

[93EXaesthetic]

wow... thats not good