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It has nothing to do with the cars quality. Ferrari designs theirs cars chassis' to utilize the engine as a stressed member, because itabsorbs enormous energy. In the case of a high speed accident, the engine will separate itself from the cockpit. Every other part of the car may get destroyed,but the cockpit tub is supposed to stay together.Originally Posted by TheHealthInspector
seriously though, i think it might have to do with the quality of car, i remember reading something about Ferrari, at first, refusing Polyphony to damage their vehicles in GT, pretty fishy if u ask meOriginally Posted by Snake201
why in every pic of a Ferrari accident the cars always break in half?
Originally Posted by Snake201
why in every pic of a Ferrari accident the cars always break in half?
why in every pic of a Ferrari accident the cars always break in half?
Really? I can honestly say I've never seen a car split entirely in half like that.
Really? I can honestly say I've never seen a car split entirely in half like that.Originally Posted by Kiddin Like Jason
why in every pic of a Ferrari accident the cars always break in half?
Originally Posted by Mr Fizzy Womack
Really? I can honestly say I've never seen a car split entirely in half like that.Originally Posted by Kiddin Like Jason
why in every pic of a Ferrari accident the cars always break in half?
you see it all the time in those sports car crashes...high speed x lightweight aint built to be hitting wallas and polls or flipping over...thenagain what is at that speedsOriginally Posted by Snake201
why in every pic of a Ferrari accident the cars always break in half?
Originally Posted by THockey66
It has nothing to do with the cars quality. Ferrari designs theirs cars chassis' to utilize the engine as a stressed member, because it absorbs enormous energy. In the case of a high speed accident, the engine will separate itself from the cockpit. Every other part of the car may get destroyed, but the cockpit tub is supposed to stay together.Originally Posted by TheHealthInspector
seriously though, i think it might have to do with the quality of car, i remember reading something about Ferrari, at first, refusing Polyphony to damage their vehicles in GT, pretty fishy if u ask meOriginally Posted by Snake201
why in every pic of a Ferrari accident the cars always break in half?
In this particular case, the impact was to the cockpit itself. It would not have made a different how the car was designed. Hitting a solid object in excess of 100 MPH will screw up your day in any car.