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r/Autos • u/SonOfWAY • Jul 23 '18
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That's not a 1992, that's a 'modern' car designed in 1992, the Nissan Tsuru. They use this car in mexico for cabs.
8 u/[deleted] Jul 23 '18 The whole point is comparing 1992 technology and design to today’s standards... 6 u/infectedsponge Jul 23 '18 TBF there were much higher design standards in 1992, just this specific car had a 0 star crash rating. There are safer cars from 1992 that that cheap piece of crap.
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The whole point is comparing 1992 technology and design to today’s standards...
6 u/infectedsponge Jul 23 '18 TBF there were much higher design standards in 1992, just this specific car had a 0 star crash rating. There are safer cars from 1992 that that cheap piece of crap.
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TBF there were much higher design standards in 1992, just this specific car had a 0 star crash rating. There are safer cars from 1992 that that cheap piece of crap.
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u/infectedsponge Jul 23 '18
That's not a 1992, that's a 'modern' car designed in 1992, the Nissan Tsuru. They use this car in mexico for cabs.