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I remember seeing these accident photos (uncensored version) many years ago. I was traumatized for days. This accident happened in my hometown not too far away from where I lived.

Back then, the only things people will say in order to be safe on the road are "jangan bawak kereta laju-laju", "jangan selalu memotong", "jangan lupa baca doa naik kenderaan", and so on.

The term "HOT PRESS FORMING", "HPF", "ULTRA HIGH STRENGTH STEEL" and "ADVANCED HIGH STRENGTH STEEL" are almost unheard of. Almost all cars sold during that time were "tin milo". Fast forward to this day, TIN MILO cars are still the popular choice of most Rakyat. It won't change soon. Perhaps not even within a decade from now.


















This post has been edited by syafiqsm: Jun 6 2017, 08:15 PM

Look who's here. Boy96 the legend. Welcome bro.

Anyway, that guy is not the Preve driver. I hope all is safe.

Preve has to maintain its reputation.

This post has been edited by syafiqsm: May 31 2017, 05:13 AM

Good Job Toyoi! Datuk Aminar will send you the letter of promotion soon.

Proton Persona (2nd Gen) - SINGLE-VEHICLE ACCIDENT

Proton Preve AND Perodua Kelisa

Proton Iriz - MULTIPLE-VEHICLE ACCIDENT

This post has been edited by syafiqsm: May 31 2017, 06:14 AM

HOLY MOLY!

This post has been edited by syafiqsm: Jun 3 2017, 07:13 AM

It's Tiongkok now.

I suggest you study more about the car's structure before making such conclusion.


1) https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=84855849

2) https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=84855851

3) https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=84855853

This post has been edited by syafiqsm: Jun 1 2017, 08:08 PM

This post has been edited by syafiqsm: Jun 3 2017, 07:50 AM

Most carmakers make cars to comply with the crash test. That includes Honda and Proton. They have so many brains and talents to design their cars to pass the test with flying colours.

But in the real world accidents, these cars won't necessarily perform that well.

This is the main reason why this thread was created.

To see REAL-WORLD results. Not just results provided by some organizations for accidents happened in a controlled environment.

This post has been edited by syafiqsm: Jun 1 2017, 08:34 PM

It's PROTON ISWARA by the way.

The "love of the nation" cars actually fall in this group too. So as all its siblings. Even the one with ESC.

I have plenty of Berbezza accidents collection. I was thinking of creating a thread to promote this "ASEAN NCAP 5-STAR" car. But seeing those photos make me think that it's not worth it. Its side impact protection is horrendous. The occupants inside will be lucky to walk out with no injury.

This was also the reason why I don't "praise" Proton Iriz all that much.

Don't get me wrong. Iriz/Persona still among the safest B-segment compact cars Malaysians can buy. But there's risk to it.

Compact cars generally don't do well in SIDE-IMPACT COLLISION. Even with HPF parts all over it, Iriz is not that impressive. A closer inspection of Iriz's body structure reveals its weaknesses. It's a budget car. Proton can't use as many HPF parts as the Preve/Suprima.

The HPF-less, A-segment cars like Berbezza will be even hopeless.

This post has been edited by syafiqsm: Jun 2 2017, 01:13 PM

TS COMMENTARY

Out of all Preve accidents here. This remains my number one pick. A side impact collision with a very heavy truck.

When I first found this, my jaw dropped. I couldn't believe it. This is madness.

This accident doesn't make it to the primetime. There was no "hu-ha-hu-ha" on social media.

It just went under the radar.

If this happened to a tin milo car. The occupants inside would be "flying out". I'm convinced that somebody would be seriously injured or even died.

There were so many PREVE accidents that as jaw-dropping as this one. A life-threatening accident. But many don't know that. Because nobody dies in it. So nobody cares.

Unless you are willing to dig deep inside. You'll be amazed.

This post has been edited by syafiqsm: Jun 6 2017, 08:17 PM

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