

Hydroforming and new welding methods help reduce vehicle weight




2013 Ford Fusion




Source: Detroit News

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RE: Hilarious
By Reclaimer77 on 10/25/2012 4:01:54 PM , Rating: 1
Good to know three other morons failed in high school physics just like you did, to get that laughable 4 rating.

Have you guys ever seen a train wreck? Based on the bigger/heavier argument, you would think nobody should ever get hurt or die in a train wreck...

Great argument! Because you know, trains have three point safety harnesses, airbags out the wazoo, dual crumple zones, per-tentioners, etc etc!!! Uh no, trains have ZERO passenger safety measures.

I will never understand why Americans think heavier means safer. Probably because they didn't like physics in school.

You failed physics, big time I'm afraid. This fact has already been confirmed by safety testing organizations using loads of compiled data of accidents. All things equal in safety equipment, the larger heavier car is safer in a collision. Every time.

It's called physics, look it up. This is an educational and fun tool, tuned for someone of your...aptitude.

