I actually think they look like they stand up pretty well.
I saw them in Europe and would like to get one for my daughter.... although I may end up driving it since gas is so bad.
I normally only drive about 4 miles a day; for the last week, and for the next 5, I have to commute 37 miles in the morning (only 4 in the afternoon since I can take the ferry) and the gas is killing my beer money.
George, this laptop doesn't have Flash player installed, so I can't look up youtube right now
Thanks for filling me in.
I've been in a civic and just for the heck of it I sat in a non-squished Beetle in a junkyard. Both were too small, I couldn't go any smaller to smart car land.
It's not that we "want" big cars in america, it's that we need bigger cars than people of other nations because we're bigger lol.
are we watching the same video here, that little car held up incredibly well for a 70 to 0 mph crash. one of you go do the same test with your sport trac. i think your opinion will change about this little car
you hit a wall going seventy in any passenger car the only thing that will allow you to ever walk again would be gods sweet grace. but as you can see in that video of the smart car your upper body when all your vital organs we protected and its obvious that was the aim of the engineers. most cars would be unrecognizable from a crash like that.
Believe it or not, I have seen something like this actually working.
It was at the Ohio State Fair. They had an exibit where engines were running on Hydrogen only. The water looked like it was boiling off Hydrogen and the engine ran off that.
Will this system work correctly? I honestly do not know.
I can say I seen that same type of system in use. They were lawnmowers.