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August 27th 05, 04:21 AM
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On Fri, 26 Aug 2005 20:00:48 -0700, jim beam >
wrote: >some cars are definitely different in design philosophy. bottom line, >the strong passenger cell is important, and energy absorption of the >outer "soft zones" is important too. Very important indeed. Check out this link: >http://www.bridger.us/2002/12/16/Cra...operVsFordF150 Which passenger cell would you rather be in ? The F-150 (on the right) is essentially the same vehicle as the Ford Excursion. The people who buy them think they are safe... BMW obviously did their homework with the mini. I'm glad Honda also places a great deal of importance on a strong passenger cell as well. It's important stuff. Cheers, --N 
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