H2 vs. dodge ram
09-19-2003
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Dear God. . . this is a really RECENT repost. . . like a few weeks ago. 
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Wouldnt matter if it was a H1 or H1 or any other Full frame truck. any of them is a danger to not only other drivers/cars on the road but to their own ocupents. See, a Full frame vieichle is unable to absorb the impact of a crash as well as a unibody car. SO, you are much safer in a car then you are in a truck/SUV. Thats why so many of the newer Generation of SUV's are baised on car chassis (THink Unibody!) soon enough all SUV's will be unibody and Frames will be saved for the Overly large SUV's and Pickups.... and we'll all be safer for it.
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we're just saying the H1 can take a better beating... course I wouldn't want to be in it, I'd rather be in a modern H2 when involved in a crash than a H1...
or I'd rather be in my 5 star all around Civic when in a crash..
we're just saying the H1 can take a better beating... course I wouldn't want to be in it, I'd rather be in a modern H2 when involved in a crash than a H1...
or I'd rather be in my 5 star all around Civic when in a crash..
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