New Car Blog

Alsiddig F asked:


olso i have aproject that makes the vesel speaks it self so who should help me to apply this?

VERNON

bigmikeyb245 asked:


New cars are made so that way when you get into an accident they crumple becuase it supposedly saves lives. In my experiance they do not saves live they cause more damage so if you survive the wreck it cost a fortune to fix. I’ve been in a couple of accidents two of them in old muscle carsthe first time I hit a gaurd rail at 40 and was left with a small dent and I got into a bad accident with my 67 firebird I was doing about 130 lost control of the car rolled it a couple of times before hitting a tree I walked out with a bunch of scrapes and bruises and some fractures but nothing seriously injured. a similiar thing happened to my father in the 70’s with his chevelle and he walked out with minor injuries.I got in an accident at like 30 with my 95 talon and totaled the car and my stealth I hit someone only going about 8mph and needed to replace half the front end. I’ve had friends die in new vehicles but none in the older cars why would they change if it’s safer to drive the older cars?

VICKY

youngteen_at16 asked:


I need to know quickly tonight 2 safety features excluding seat belts and airbags for cars or links to websites. I thought car fog light and tracking car in front so cars dont smash but whats its real name.

CHADWICK

teex64 asked:


I would like to know the answer as soon as possible, please. I have been trying to search for an answer for so long.

TONIA

practical asked:


The dashboard is smooth and i cant find the place where the airbag deploys from. No spot on the dash or under the dash.

CAROLANN

your_dear_old_mother asked:


Since 1998, in the USA, all new cars have dual front airbags, but what about Mexico? Do new cars sold there have airbags? Do some and some don’t? Does the Mexican government have any auto safety laws?

BREANNA

practical asked:


The dashboard is smooth and i cant find the place where the airbag deploys from. No spot on the dash or under the dash.

ALFONZO

Eric S asked:


For example, at a T-intersection with lights, would a bicyclist have to stop at the red light?

DWIGHT

Gene asked:


Someone asked a similar question but did not get any good answers. My wife is also 4′10 and she needs excellent visibility from all directions. The toughest challenge is that she can never put her heel on the floor while driving. Of course she doesn’t want to sit too close to the steering wheel either. She is currently driving a Subaru Forester but she has to sit very close to the steering wheel, which we thought could be dangerous in case the airbag deploys. According to the other gentleman’s similar question, an extension paddle would cause some safety concerns. Do you happen to know any year 2007 cars that fit these requirements for short people? Thanks ahead for your valuable answers.

ERA

matroidman asked:


I was in a low speed crash with a Prius and wonder if that type of car has a higher probability of being totaled than cars more traditionally engineered.

CORRINA