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<blockquote data-quote="vito" data-source="post: 20163146" data-attributes="member: 97913"><p>luck may have a role to play in this</p><p>but the most glaring fact in this matter is the weaker structure and lackluster safety features of these Indian cars that have flooded the local market.</p><p>I think you're looking at this the wrong way. </p><p>The question you should be asking is, if this is what happens to a car with that much safety, what would happened to a small budget Indian car?</p><p>The chances of survival is better in a car like this than in a car like an alto or tata nano or any other small car that seem to be common today.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="vito, post: 20163146, member: 97913"] luck may have a role to play in this but the most glaring fact in this matter is the weaker structure and lackluster safety features of these Indian cars that have flooded the local market. I think you're looking at this the wrong way. The question you should be asking is, if this is what happens to a car with that much safety, what would happened to a small budget Indian car? The chances of survival is better in a car like this than in a car like an alto or tata nano or any other small car that seem to be common today. [/QUOTE]
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