>>Hmmmm, Love it, however, I wonder how it holds up in side-impact crash tests, and I guess that side airbags are out?
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>Not to mention that if the car door doesn't open conventionally, I have to wonder about getting passengers out of the car after a bad accident that damages the door.
They claim it's safe. Well, I guess that means "safe under normal conditions" <g>.
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