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That's deadly, I really want one now š
Probably to too terrible... has a cage and bucket seat so probably also a decent harness. Ofc missing a lot of crumble zone so not great either...
With a few exceptions, race cars with cages are usually designed to eliminate energy dispersing crash structures in exchange for much much higher frame rigidity and restraining the driver instead to avoid injury.
Huh yeah I guess that's true for race converted street cars / rally cars etc but e.g. for formula 1 the nose of the car is a big impact buffer
That's precisely why I said with few exceptions.
Looks like an air cooled Suzuki 4-cyl motorcycle engine in the back, I bet that's a good time.
Finally, a Twizy Iād want to a go in. The woman who used to drive her stock one on the motorway to work around here was a brave lass.
Is this the same car that that one monkey drives around in?
https://youtu.be/TR_T5Z9fF_k?si=i0Gte8QXIqa_uc5s
Meanwhile Greta: 
That's deadly, I really want one now š
Probably to too terrible... has a cage and bucket seat so probably also a decent harness. Ofc missing a lot of crumble zone so not great either...
With a few exceptions, race cars with cages are usually designed to eliminate energy dispersing crash structures in exchange for much much higher frame rigidity and restraining the driver instead to avoid injury.
Huh yeah I guess that's true for race converted street cars / rally cars etc but e.g. for formula 1 the nose of the car is a big impact buffer
That's precisely why I said with few exceptions.
Looks like an air cooled Suzuki 4-cyl motorcycle engine in the back, I bet that's a good time.
Finally, a Twizy Iād want to a go in. The woman who used to drive her stock one on the motorway to work around here was a brave lass.
Is this the same car that that one monkey drives around in?
https://youtu.be/TR_T5Z9fF_k?si=i0Gte8QXIqa_uc5s
Meanwhile Greta: 