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Old 11-16-2006, 04:48 PM
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Originally Posted by blondboinsd
The BMW X5 is designed so that the bumper of the suv will come into contact with the bumper of a car so that in a head on crash the vehicle will contact with the bumper vs the hood and ride over the vehicle

Compare this with the H2 or a raised truck which run the risk of driving over a vehicles hood and causing major damage or death to the other vehicle, THAT is why I think they are coverup (small dick) and rude to own (do you REALLY need a raised truck?)
and the hole gets bigger... keep digging.

What happens when an X5 t-bones a Chevy Cobalt?
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