One clarification is fold zones - bits of the auto intended to break or overlay in an accident. While most automakers used to trust that a bigger auto is more secure, that is no more the case with fold zones. In spite of the fact that fold zones can prompt expensive repair charges, they likewise minimize drive and keep the most noticeably bad parts of an accident far from the traveler compartment. Little vehicles likewise hold another favorable position over bigger ones: They have a much lower rollover hazard. Both the Chevrolet Suburban and the Ford Expedition got just three stars in NHTSA rollover tests, to a great extent in light of the fact that the focal point of gravity in a SUV or pickup makes those vehicles more inclined to moving over. That is once in a while the case in little autos, which brag a low focal point of gravity and in this manner less probability of a rollover.
The two reasons that big cars are safer than small cars include that they have bigger crush zones. The second reason is that they have longer hoods.
Usually they are, because there is more material in between you and whatever hits you. also adding a roll cage to the car will help your car be more safer than usually.
More space and conviniant
Small cars are better because big cars are to heavy
Cars are both big and small, take your pick.
Small cars are typically faster because of their center of gravity and because of how much less they weigh than a big truck
gulfport it is safer than the big easy
they wont because they just want to have fast big show-off cars
No. Ireland has small cars and big cars, just like any country in the world does.
never steal anything big,stick to the small stuff it's safer.
not necessarily. bigger cars have more weight so they are not faster but sometimes a big car with a powerful engine like the V8 engine can be faster than a small V4 engine car
It depends on the make and model. There are hundreds of parts both small and big in any Cars transmission.