💰🔑🏁 BUYING A NEW CAR 🏁🔑💰

[~JBG~]

Well it’s because the cars that were made out of metal were really tough, people were safer drivers back in the day, and they could receive collision punishment a lot greater than these plastic, modern cars today can. Now there are a few sources that’ll end up telling you that modern cars are safer because of airbags, seatbelt technology, and aluminum material for weight distribution.

To a certain extent, I can buy into that concept, but then it ends up being a logical fallacy because I’ve noticed that a lot of these modern cars end up getting destroyed and folded flat like a pancake during an accident. I was a victim of this when I collided with another vehicle a few years ago in my 2007 dodge charger (which I no longer have anymore); it was plastic material. It really boils down to the material of the car. Steel will always be tougher and greater than plastic material.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crumple_zone