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Yeah, they don't really have crumple zones, that's kind of the problem. "Look at how strong this truck is, it survived an accident with barely a scratch!" just
by Gordonjcp 3y ago
Yeah, they don't really have crumple zones, that's kind of the problem.
"Look at how strong this truck is, it survived an accident with barely a scratch!" just means it transferred all the energy to the wet squashy piles of mixed meat inside.
- nequo 3y agoThe NHTSA publishes safety ratings for every vehicle. You can look at their crash test reports. The 2021 Chevy Tahoe[1] and the 2020 Ford Explorer[2] are comparable to the 2022 Toyota Corolla.[2] The photos clearly show the presence of crumple zones. In each of the PDFs, you can find the occupant data summary on page 6 and the photos starting around page 42. [1] https://nrd-static.nhtsa.dot.gov/reports/vehdb/v10000/v11300/v11350R001.pdf https://nrd-static.nhtsa.dot.gov/reports/vehdb/v10000/v11300... [2] https://nrd-static.nhtsa.dot.gov/reports/vehdb/v10000/v11000/v11053R001.pdf https://nrd-static.nhtsa.dot.gov/reports/vehdb/v10000/v11000... [3] https://nrd-static.nhtsa.dot.gov/reports/vehdb/v10000/v10600/v10651R001.pdf https://nrd-static.nhtsa.dot.gov/reports/vehdb/v10000/v10600...