Bumpers are designed to absorb energy by deformation, thereby protecting the integrity of the passenger compartment. Making them stronger would mean the energy not being absorbed and more damage being inflicted on the occupants.
yes
Yes. Originally, bumpers were merely designed to protect the vehicle from damage. Today, bumpers are designed as part of the shock absorbing system of a car.
is absorbs the shock of the car hitting your car
Images of car bumpers are available online through various car manufacture sites such as the car you are looking for. Zoom in and crop if necessary for bumper views.
they are not bumpers they are merely covers for the bumper system behind them
Well I guess with major modifications, you could but, they won't fit.
=Because it does homie!!!!!=
polisher Chrome
the night after the first crash.
Chromium and steel
A steering wheel
Older cars often had chromium plated bumpers (fenders) more modern cars tend to have either black bumpers or bumpers which are the same colour as the main body of the car (body colour bumpers).