Take the following as truth: An Italian designer observed that a nation's cars are like its  Scandinavian and German models are solid, strong, and reliable, built to resist an accident; Italian cars tend to be more fragile, but slick and spirited, built to avoid an accident.
Then the following statement: "Italian cars are seen to be slick and spirited, but at the expense of durability." is true, false, or inconclusive?