Been reading all your posts since the start of this thread.

Wasn't sure what was your objective actually but allow me to state my point of views.

- It is an accident anyway....even if the engine is not designed to eject in a flying "manner"... anything could just happen on the road..
Bak kata perpatah "Malang tidak berbau"

- At the speed of 160kph, anything could really happen and there is no a fixed result or type of aftermath in the first place, not myself and even you were there witnessing the event taking place.

- I strongly suggest that if you are so keen to know, to first get a clear answer from PROTON about this safety feature and perhaps writing an article like mengsuan had suggested so that all these feedbacks could be factored into the next technology upgrades.

I would definitely be the first person to help sharing the article on all social media accounts I own to support for this to go through. I am sure all of us here are keen to help too...


Cheers

This post has been edited by davidlow7: Jan 5 2014, 08:02 PM

Generally if the accident falls in the insurance coverage policy (e.g location, if this happens in Thailand.. chance is most insurance may not cover).. without any violation to the policy .. It should be covered.. I believe this case should be a "Total Loss" case.

When approved, you should be reimbursed back with the current market value that the insurance company determines, subject to the maximum of sum insured.

Correct me if i am wrong.

This post has been edited by davidlow7: Jan 5 2014, 08:07 PM

What kind of logic to use when you have not got the entire things clarified and confirmed?

It's just pure assumptions and is it logical to use only assumptions to conclude things?

Again what is the objective we want to achieve in our discussion?

While I would like to tell you mine rather than going on with the discussion with no pure objective and each just trying to be a keyboard warrior.

- To clarify if this feature exists in the said Proton Preve.

- If yes, does the engine ejects and jump out when activated?

- If yes, a compromise to other road users' safety and what would be the suggested improvement?