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It’s a dicey game, this car-buying business, isn’t it? One wonders if platform sharing really guarantees shared safety. So, are we sheep, following the brand instead of the data? Reminds me of the time I assumed all budget airlines had the same legroom because they were budget; big mistake! That flight felt like playing Slither io in a sardine can. What deceptive comfort did you experience in your life?
Many car buyers rely on brand and common manufacturing platform, believing that if model A is safe, model B “on the same platform” will be too. But is that true?
Models like the Suzuki Fronx or Toyota Rumion are often not independently crash tested, despite sharing a platform with other That’s Not My Neighbor cars. This raises the question: are we choosing cars based on knowledge or just on habit?
Non-fiction books like Unsafe at Any Speed not only provide knowledge but also help us see the dark side of the auto industry – where safety is sometimes sacrificed to reduce costs.
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