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Old May 3, 2005 | 06:55 AM
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Originally Posted by WackyRicky
Interesting... I was wondering if it really works or not. Thanks for the info.

Yea, Japanese cars typically use thinner sheet metal for parts that do not affect structural integrity and strength of a car. But that's why our cars usually weigh much less than, say domestic or German imports of similar body size. (Thus better fuel economy, acceleration, and handling. not necessarily tho)
But sometimes i feel like driving a tin can, to be honest. :happysad:
I'd rather less weight for better acceleration, fuel economy and handling. That's why the American cars can't compete with the imports.
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