I am looking to ctb by car as it is pretty much my only choice. My father will not let me get a motorcycle because his sister (my aunt) nearly died in a crash many years ago and is still in poor health. However, I have a problem: I don't have a car. Which CHEAP car is VERY LIKELY to kill me in a crash, and how can I crash it so that I die?
Belit667
Experienced
- Aug 2, 2020
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I would love a Maluch, but unfortunately they're rather than hens' teeth in America
GoodPersonEffed
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Shinkansen
life is pain
- Jul 14, 2020
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Fiat 500L Classic: this is very small and easy to break and destroy, it's also difficult to drive because at high speeds it often overturns upside down, especially when cornering.
the only flaw is that although it is more widespread than the sister Fiat 126, it is more expensive because it has become a vintage car for collectors;
you should look for those to be scrapped.
the only flaw is that although it is more widespread than the sister Fiat 126, it is more expensive because it has become a vintage car for collectors;
you should look for those to be scrapped.
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Cosmiq
Student
- May 7, 2020
- 197
Just check which cheap/old cars are available in your area and within your price range. What good do people answer help if you do if they don't know how rare or available they are in your area
You need to have a specified way that you plan to crash without hurting anyone.
Are you gonna involve another car or truck? Are you just gonna speed towards a cement divider and hopes to launch yourself through the windshield? Or right into a brick wall? Are you going off a cliff?
You need to check out the crash rating, recalls on the car, and make sure you take out things like the airbags. But even then death is was more dependent on you rather than the quality of a car. Look at lists of cars with the most fatalities. These cars either on the less expensive end of sports cars, or are cars that were small/lightweight with an average safety score and not likely to hold up well in a car crash because of it. Also, in general a small/lightweight car is likely to be cheaper because it'll likely lack advanced handling.
You need to have a specified way that you plan to crash without hurting anyone.
Are you gonna involve another car or truck? Are you just gonna speed towards a cement divider and hopes to launch yourself through the windshield? Or right into a brick wall? Are you going off a cliff?
You need to check out the crash rating, recalls on the car, and make sure you take out things like the airbags. But even then death is was more dependent on you rather than the quality of a car. Look at lists of cars with the most fatalities. These cars either on the less expensive end of sports cars, or are cars that were small/lightweight with an average safety score and not likely to hold up well in a car crash because of it. Also, in general a small/lightweight car is likely to be cheaper because it'll likely lack advanced handling.
WillOxyWork
Student
- Jul 4, 2020
- 126
I would strongly advise against this. If you fail you could be mangled for life.
Deleted member 18655
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I signed for a new lease the week before Lockdown. It's a 6-speed and way too much fun. I go for drives at night, speeding like a madman, music blaring. It's a rush and I sometimes worry that I'll lose control. It's the "mangled for life" that snaps me back to reality. If I'm going to mess up my body permanently, I'd rather be an unconscious vegetable than a cripple. I have bouts of that now and it's not fun.
Cosmiq
Student
- May 7, 2020
- 197
I'd look into other methods, not only would this involve others without giving them a choice, but you could likely take other lives and still end up just badly hurt yourself. I've only driven trucks that were like to 26ft. But did partner with truck drivers that drove semis. Without knowing the load weight, and other components of the truck there is a ton of things that could go wrong, and not just for you.
I mean if you're not concerned about involving someone else in your suicide why not try a train?
autumnal
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Aim to be generally more concerned about involving someone else. Do not try a train either.
Brick In The Wall
2M Or Not 2B.
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DeLoreans were notorious for being very dangerous. They took them off the market until recently.
If I had to pick one I'd go with this bad boy here though.
If I had to pick one I'd go with this bad boy here though.
In all seriousness I'd agree with Autumnal on this one though.Please do not do this. You risk seriously traumatising the other driver. You also risk injuring or killing the other driver, as well as other road users. You also risk seriously injuring or paralyzing yourself rather than dying, and being held criminally or civilly responsible for the damage and destruction you cause.
Aim to be generally more concerned about involving someone else. Do not try a train either.
i suppose it depends on what your planning on doing with the car?
Noooooooooooooo my mate had one of these. the old ones are made of steel(like a tank). he rolled his and just pushed it back over! he used drive with his head out the roof aswell
maybe the new ones, though not an old one!!!
Noooooooooooooo my mate had one of these. the old ones are made of steel(like a tank). he rolled his and just pushed it back over! he used drive with his head out the roof aswell
maybe the new ones, though not an old one!!!
Belit667
Experienced
- Aug 2, 2020
- 247
what about this as a compromise to a motorbike!!!!!
or maybe this!!!
but seriously. i'd just google most dangerous cars. I imagine a small style would be the best?
autumnal
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