Crashed Supra, the one I built.. PIC's Loaded.

[92TealSupra]

I think by far this car would be one car i would want to get into a accident with and live.

 

[Jayhall]

That will buff out with a little elbow grease. Throw in a new tail light and bam, good as new.

 

[fixitman04]

please ask him about the interior parts!

 

[dsm_tuner260]

anything left of the other car??

 

[89supra7mgte]

Billy Mays could fix that with putty!!!!!

 

[Evilempire1.3JZ-GTE]

Do you think he would sell the front right fender?
with provided information Paint code/condition bondo dents dings rust etc?

The one i ended up buying was bent on the end either during shipping or shortly after. Let me know either way.

 

[iLOVEmyMKIII]

dam that sucks maynee.

 

[Suprapowaz!(2)]

If that wasn't a mk3, it would have crumbled like a beer can when hit that fast.

I think I'd rather be in a car that's designed to crush and take the brunt of the impact rather than me taking the hit. As you can see, cars can and will be replaced. But that's just me.
I've never been impressed with a car that could hold its shape after its been in a bad accident. All I can think of is the passenger got jarred around pretty bad.

 

[92TealSupra]

I think I'd rather be in a car that's designed to crush and take the brunt of the impact rather than me taking the hit. As you can see, cars can and will be replaced. But that's just me.
I've never been impressed with a car that could hold its shape after its been in a bad accident. All I can think of is the passenger got jarred around pretty bad.

We think of things differently. I would want to be in a Supra. Yes it is better for a car is dissipate because the parts take the blow and not you. Still a good car though! =)

 

[nick88]

I think I'd rather be in a car that's designed to crush and take the brunt of the impact rather than me taking the hit. As you can see, cars can and will be replaced. But that's just me.
I've never been impressed with a car that could hold its shape after its been in a bad accident. All I can think of is the passenger got jarred around pretty bad.

The supra held(as good as it could during the crash) its shape and took the impact, so it is win-win.

 

[Jayhall]

Billy Mays could fix that with putty!!!!!

"Hi Billy Mays here witha wonderful new automotive product that you just cant live with out"

 

[Keros]

I think I'd rather be in a car that's designed to crush and take the brunt of the impact rather than me taking the hit. As you can see, cars can and will be replaced. But that's just me.
I've never been impressed with a car that could hold its shape after its been in a bad accident. All I can think of is the passenger got jarred around pretty bad.

While true to some extent, cars that crush up like a can will kill you in a slight accident. Only the front and/or rear should crumple a marginal amount in an accident with another car of like size. If you cream something stationary like a barrier, at highway speed, then it should crumple up like a sardine can. If hitting a neon at 40mph writes off a car because of frame damage... what will happen when an F350 hits you at highway speed? The steering column will crush your knees or the doors will fold in trapping you... or god knows what else.

I see what you're saying, but I think there's alot more to it. There's alot of videos about 3 star crash rated vehicles compared to 5 star... and 1 star ratings are just simply scary. You'll not want to step into anything like that after you see the poor dummy get scraped out of the wreck.