Slightly Killed Safety Car Tests Revealing
An Arizona crash tests a Fairchild Republic ESV at 50 mph into a barrier. Three dummy passengers survive due to protective design but may face injuries. GM and AMF/Fairchild compete for similar contracts while production cars remain unlikely.
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Critical view of GM Esv safety car at New York show
A reviewer tests GM’s early safety car design in New York, arguing the DOT overemphasizes passive protection. The piece notes lack of seatbelts, cramped rear seating, crumple zones, airbags, and the impracticality of the front and rear interiors, while praising visibility improvements and energy absorption concepts.
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Magnavox Introduces Compact Fine Furniture Style HiFi
A compact Magnavox audio system offers 15 watts music power, an automatic Mark Record Player, four speakers, and an 8 track Stereo Cartridge Player with Automatic Program Changer. It features a track selector and indicator designed to bring charm and rich listening to your home.
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