Funny pic/gif thread...

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And of course, its predecessor:

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Those cars had a door latch catch about the size of the tip of your thumb in the door jam on the car body. Was located just below the key insert on the quarter panel side. When the car got smacked in the A**, it would push that catch downward making it jam with the opening latch. So not only did the car light up the ga$ tank, you could not get out of the damn thing. Hence the nickname, -- Deathtrap
 
Those cars had a door latch catch about the size of the tip of your thumb in the door jam on the car body. Was located just below the key insert on the quarter panel side. When the car got smacked in the A**, it would push that catch downward making it jam with the opening latch. So not only did the car light up the ga$ tank, you could not get out of the damn thing. Hence the nickname, -- Deathtrap
And who will ever forget the trial. Some team sifted through about a million documents and found the internal memo where they did the math and determined it was cheaper to pay off the anticipated wrongful death lawsuits than it was to fix the cars. Sure hope those responsible experience torment for eternity.
 
And who will ever forget the trial. Some team sifted through about a million documents and found the internal memo where they did the math and determined it was cheaper to pay off the anticipated wrongful death lawsuits than it was to fix the cars. Sure hope those responsible experience torment for eternity.
The actuaries, the lawyers or the designers/engineers?

It is a consequence of business.

Perhaps the worst consequence ever, but the designers are the only ones who did anything wrong, imo.
 
The actuaries, the lawyers or the designers/engineers?

It is a consequence of business.

Perhaps the worst consequence ever, but the designers are the only ones who did anything wrong, imo.

The consequence of engineering is that sometimes things go wrong. The people who decided not to recall were the culprits and I doubt the engineers as a whole agreed. They should have blown the whistle, tho.
 
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