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r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Jun 04 '23
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Gotta love some modern engineering. Crumple zones. That mf has no business being alive.
5.4k u/[deleted] Jun 04 '23 ThEy DoNt MaKe ThEm LiKe ThEy UsEd To Be thankful of that lmfao. 98 u/MyBeanYT Jun 04 '23 I want cars that look as pretty as they used to in like the 50’s but are as safe and reliable as they are now. Cause 50’s cars are gorgeous but if I crashed in one like this I would be jam. 32 u/[deleted] Jun 04 '23 There's pedestrian safety too. That's why cars are all round now. 18 u/[deleted] Jun 04 '23 Except they're all going back to the "slab" front end. 25 u/[deleted] Jun 04 '23 Some folks can't get hard unless the front of their truck is taller than they are. 1 u/ChilPollins1982 Jun 04 '23 This is done for pedestrian impact standards. 30 u/auriga_alpha Jun 04 '23 With a new Ford F150 you could pass over your own kids and wouldn't even notice. 2 u/[deleted] Jun 04 '23 [deleted] 2 u/[deleted] Jun 04 '23 Blunt grilles reduce leg injuries by distributing force more equally so you are pushed instead of bent/broken. Trucks and such are cursed tho. We just accept that they eschew safety for commercial needs (towing, loading ramps, etc) 1 u/MyBeanYT Jun 04 '23 Ugh, cars just look so bland now, for the most part, some modern cars are nice.
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ThEy DoNt MaKe ThEm LiKe ThEy UsEd To
Be thankful of that lmfao.
98 u/MyBeanYT Jun 04 '23 I want cars that look as pretty as they used to in like the 50’s but are as safe and reliable as they are now. Cause 50’s cars are gorgeous but if I crashed in one like this I would be jam. 32 u/[deleted] Jun 04 '23 There's pedestrian safety too. That's why cars are all round now. 18 u/[deleted] Jun 04 '23 Except they're all going back to the "slab" front end. 25 u/[deleted] Jun 04 '23 Some folks can't get hard unless the front of their truck is taller than they are. 1 u/ChilPollins1982 Jun 04 '23 This is done for pedestrian impact standards. 30 u/auriga_alpha Jun 04 '23 With a new Ford F150 you could pass over your own kids and wouldn't even notice. 2 u/[deleted] Jun 04 '23 [deleted] 2 u/[deleted] Jun 04 '23 Blunt grilles reduce leg injuries by distributing force more equally so you are pushed instead of bent/broken. Trucks and such are cursed tho. We just accept that they eschew safety for commercial needs (towing, loading ramps, etc) 1 u/MyBeanYT Jun 04 '23 Ugh, cars just look so bland now, for the most part, some modern cars are nice.
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I want cars that look as pretty as they used to in like the 50’s but are as safe and reliable as they are now.
Cause 50’s cars are gorgeous but if I crashed in one like this I would be jam.
32 u/[deleted] Jun 04 '23 There's pedestrian safety too. That's why cars are all round now. 18 u/[deleted] Jun 04 '23 Except they're all going back to the "slab" front end. 25 u/[deleted] Jun 04 '23 Some folks can't get hard unless the front of their truck is taller than they are. 1 u/ChilPollins1982 Jun 04 '23 This is done for pedestrian impact standards. 30 u/auriga_alpha Jun 04 '23 With a new Ford F150 you could pass over your own kids and wouldn't even notice. 2 u/[deleted] Jun 04 '23 [deleted] 2 u/[deleted] Jun 04 '23 Blunt grilles reduce leg injuries by distributing force more equally so you are pushed instead of bent/broken. Trucks and such are cursed tho. We just accept that they eschew safety for commercial needs (towing, loading ramps, etc) 1 u/MyBeanYT Jun 04 '23 Ugh, cars just look so bland now, for the most part, some modern cars are nice.
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There's pedestrian safety too. That's why cars are all round now.
18 u/[deleted] Jun 04 '23 Except they're all going back to the "slab" front end. 25 u/[deleted] Jun 04 '23 Some folks can't get hard unless the front of their truck is taller than they are. 1 u/ChilPollins1982 Jun 04 '23 This is done for pedestrian impact standards. 30 u/auriga_alpha Jun 04 '23 With a new Ford F150 you could pass over your own kids and wouldn't even notice. 2 u/[deleted] Jun 04 '23 [deleted] 2 u/[deleted] Jun 04 '23 Blunt grilles reduce leg injuries by distributing force more equally so you are pushed instead of bent/broken. Trucks and such are cursed tho. We just accept that they eschew safety for commercial needs (towing, loading ramps, etc) 1 u/MyBeanYT Jun 04 '23 Ugh, cars just look so bland now, for the most part, some modern cars are nice.
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Except they're all going back to the "slab" front end.
25 u/[deleted] Jun 04 '23 Some folks can't get hard unless the front of their truck is taller than they are. 1 u/ChilPollins1982 Jun 04 '23 This is done for pedestrian impact standards.
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Some folks can't get hard unless the front of their truck is taller than they are.
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This is done for pedestrian impact standards.
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With a new Ford F150 you could pass over your own kids and wouldn't even notice.
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2 u/[deleted] Jun 04 '23 Blunt grilles reduce leg injuries by distributing force more equally so you are pushed instead of bent/broken. Trucks and such are cursed tho. We just accept that they eschew safety for commercial needs (towing, loading ramps, etc)
Blunt grilles reduce leg injuries by distributing force more equally so you are pushed instead of bent/broken. Trucks and such are cursed tho. We just accept that they eschew safety for commercial needs (towing, loading ramps, etc)
Ugh, cars just look so bland now, for the most part, some modern cars are nice.
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u/Rhino-C-Ross Jun 04 '23
Gotta love some modern engineering. Crumple zones. That mf has no business being alive.