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28-12-2014, 07:19 PM | #1 | ||
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Hi all,
Could you all please help me understand why people put nudge bars on cars that are mainly driven around the city. I am curious to know why and how they are a good idea. What benefits etc I friend of mine put one on his brand new Mitsubishi Lancer that is only ever driven in town. I asked him why and his response was "it protects the front of the car from impacts". My response to this is yeah and if the nudge bar is damaged then you still have the cost of replacing it and its probably likely that the bumper etc still will get damaged too. Can you all provide some views on this please. Thanks in advance
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