I posted that up in the Banana Hammock, or whatever they're calling the lounge these days, about a month ago and nobody seemed to care.
http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=705405
That's because it's such a huge embarrassment and they want to pretend it's not happening. If they ignore it maybe, it will go away.
Can't wait to see Cory's new car
I just found the first model Steve will be importing. Cory you are a lucky bastard.
Holy crap I just figured something out.
Anyone else see the similarities?
This is awesome news, this means I can get a new saleen smart car. Sweet gas mileage and run 6 minute quarter miles.
Kev the rev said:
China's Brilliance BS6 is a recent entry into the European market, positioned as a premium-style import sedan at a budget price. Well, after seeing the videos of the car undergoing crash testing using Euro NCAP guidelines at the ADAC (Germany's AAA, essentially) test center, one thing's certain: buyers get what they pay for. The BS6, as currently constructed, appears to a complete piece of crap. The horrifying 40 mph offset frontal crash test video shows damage that can be described as catastrophic at best. The A-pillar collapses and folds up like a cheap suitcase, forcing the driver's door to pop largely out of its frame, while the lower portion of the car buckles like it's made of recycled pop cans. We wouldn't want to be the driver's legs...or any other part of him for that matter. To open the mangled door afterwards, the ADAC techs needed to use a huge crowbar to get it to budge. ADAC notes that the pedals intruded a foot and a half (32 cm) into the driver's space, while the IP moved in almost 8 inches (20 cm). Needless to say, the BS6 failed the test, garnering just 1 star. - autoblog.com
definitely DO NOT WANT!
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