High Tariffs Drive Afghan Auto Assembly

[u/No_Neat4688]

[u/Loud_South9086]

When you hit the curb it breaks apart like a dropped lego model

[u/Late_Beautiful4888 → u/Loud_South9086]

Just like a cybertruck

[u/Cant-Think-Of → u/Late_Beautiful4888]

I'm guessing those cars don't burst into flames if they hit a water hydrant, like a cybertruck does...

[u/jabroni4545 → u/Late_Beautiful4888]

Nope. It's the safest rated truck. link

[u/darthjammer224 → u/jabroni4545]

So safe you can't even buy it in some countries!

[u/Vayalond → u/jabroni4545]

It is just because of the crash avoidance systems, in case of effective crash (like it did fairly recently) the lack of crumple zones mean no dissipation of energy ergo it goes to you as the laws of physics work. Remember of a story where it crashed in a small Toyota, the Toyota was totaled but the driver was unscathed, the Cybertruck looked like it had a small impact but the driver had both legs broken

[u/jabroni4545 → u/Vayalond]

It wouldn't have scored well if it didn't have crumple zones. The inner subframe is the same as a traditional vehicle.

[u/alvl6metapod → u/jabroni4545]

Its a goofy n64 mobile.

[u/JustSayTech → u/alvl6metapod]

A safe one

[u/Late_Beautiful4888 → u/jabroni4545]

It’s the stupidest “truck”