Theoretically speaking, for an object to pierce through into Preve’s occupant cabin from oncoming direction, it has to go through 3,000 MPa of steel tensile strength.

remind me of iriz



This post has been edited by croydon: Jan 28 2018, 08:01 AM

even porsche slam onto the tree at high speed also die la.
tree always wins

Luckily it’s a Mazda, if Maivee confirm oredi left 2 doors.

syukur the pole can be uprooted.

damn it was my fault. bugger not the best to reply to messages while detailing my car. I sincerely apologise. and now I wanna curse TS

that impact...
would say, the driver were driving quite fast!!
roughly... 120-140km/h

Basic physics of force measurement, and you will know why a tree is a more dangerous thing to collide on.

Yeap... hitting a tree is definitely bad because all the forced can't be distributed even across the crumple done. The true strength lies in the car chassis beam. If you hit neither of those, it's just like hitting tin milo regardless of the steel being used.

Hitting a man made erected pole is different. These are only 1-2 feet planted into the ground. It would just uproot if enough force is applied.

was waiting for sometime to make a pun but since there no one starts
"Mazda Tree"

we are cool

tree always win
or at least a draw

Which part in the car is this? Sorry i noob kereta

Sohai humans expext the car to be in acceptable condition after a strong impact

Should be grateful you are still alive

the tree hit directly in line with the steering column
so the toughness of the car structure won't avoid that kind of impact
unless the car manufacturer design steering that can move to the side on direct impact

Poor tree.
Mcb Mazda driver

Tree will always win over car, no matter what kind of car that is.

more like 70 MP/H to me