Road accidents do happen and collisions are not an uncommon occurrence. Improvements in safety features have made cars very safe! With airbags, active and passive safety features bundled, feeling secure is inevitable. But, on the other hand, certain cars like SUV have benefited from too. SUVs are how sellers because they are the most robust cars on the road. Bad news for the drivers of other cars smaller than robust SUVs, because SUVs can kill. For those with these large vehicles, then good. Drive a smaller sedan, better try to drive carefully or be more alert to save your life! more
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