其中一段節錄告訴我們. 撞擊測試不代表一切,物理原理告訴我們,較大,較重的車在車禍中,比起較輕,較低矮小的車有較好的保護.在嚴重的車禍中,小車車室的空間結構更佔了很重要的因素,較大/重的車比起小車更有保護性.小車撞測試驗優等不代表他和大車撞測優等是一樣的安全,奉勸大家在經濟能負擔的狀況下去買較大,高,重的汽車......但大車也要避免開到路.外撞上大樹 Beyond the Crash Tests Crash test performance isn’t everything. Basic laws of physics dictate that larger, heavier cars hold up better in accidents than lighter, lower ones do. A strong crash structure that maintains the space inside the passenger compartment is more important in smaller cars. “Bigger, heavier vehicles are more protective in crashes than smaller, lighter ones,” says Rader. “A small car with good safety ratings doesn’t mean that it’s just as safe as a bigger, heavier one with the same ratings.” With that, it’s tempting to think that everyone should just go out and buy the biggest, tallest, and heaviest new car they can afford, but that doesn’t help if you run off the road and roll over or hit a tree. (Plus, we don’t all want to be driving semi-trucks.)