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old.job
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Well drive careful
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old.tRoG
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*Nod of approval*
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Tasans
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4x4 are more stable than other cars...
I know cause i drive one.
My mother works for an insurance company and i have seen what happens to cars like Fiat etc, makes you wonder if they use wet paper for the car case.
I know cause i drive one.
My mother works for an insurance company and i have seen what happens to cars like Fiat etc, makes you wonder if they use wet paper for the car case.
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I remember one old German car being made of papier mache. A trappy or Trabante or something
The band U2 had some fixation with them
The band U2 had some fixation with them
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old.Gombur Glodson
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Cool! a convertible.
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old.job
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Well Tasans, I'm a 4x4 nut, got a Grand Cherokee at the moment, which actually does some off-roading(events only, not a countryside destroyer).
And I can tell, you they are NOT as stable as saloon cars.
They simply can't be, higher profile tyres, higher centre of gravity, longer travel, softer suspension.
People think they are safer in them, you are in a head on crash, but they roll over much easier, and most have no stronger roofs than ordinary cars , but have more weight to crush that roof.
And I can tell, you they are NOT as stable as saloon cars.
They simply can't be, higher profile tyres, higher centre of gravity, longer travel, softer suspension.
People think they are safer in them, you are in a head on crash, but they roll over much easier, and most have no stronger roofs than ordinary cars , but have more weight to crush that roof.
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old.Tohtori
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Hum-Vee. The sensible drunken crashers choice. Teh Seel recommends.
Also try a very safe, quite stable 4x4 selection. Teh Seel double-recommends.
Also try a very safe, quite stable 4x4 selection. Teh Seel double-recommends.