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View Poll Results: What out of the two options do you believe is safer?
A late 70's Fairlane or equivalent, size does matter. 25 14.45%
A late model hatch such as Focus or equivalent, it is not the size but how you use it. 148 85.55%
Voters: 173. You may not vote on this poll

 
 
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Old 23-08-2010, 11:04 PM   #11
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Put an egg inside a foam lined plastic box and drop it off the roof of your house, i bet the egg survives but the plastic deforms, place an egg inside a box made from 10mm thick steel and drop it off the same roof... i bet the box remains perfectly intact but the egg smashes...
Plastic box = new car, Steel box = old car.... Sadly the egg = you or i....



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