What's a good mid to late 90's economical hatchback to buy

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19-12-2013, 10:55 PM

GREGL

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Re: What's a good mid to late 90's economical hatchback to buy

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Originally Posted by stevz

What is your point? The car spun around when it was hit. It's not like it's a fixed solid object.

So does anything if its not bolted to the ground , however the diff is not going to bend , it will move but takes all the impact . Being the strongest point a car any car hitting it front on is going to fold which they are supposed to do .
It may have been a different story if he got hit straight in the guts , the buzzbox would still be the same outcome but he wouldn't be skiting

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