Originally Posted by Peter J
Sobering, the Ferrari looks as if it exploded from the impact, the other two cars are "normally" damaged.

Small volume models, like the Ferrari, are normally not crash tested, but do receive a Euro NCAP inspection and rating. The Morgan Aeros were, at great expense, crash tested and performed well, but all open two seater cars are intrinsically less safe than a "TinTop".


It doesn't look like the normal cars took as much impact energy as the Ferrari. If they did, it's an even scarier picture as far as the Ferrari is concerned. Above a certain speed, many cars look similar...or the cars look better and someone is still dead, unfortunately. This Ferrari, in my estimation, must have torn it apart at 120 mp/h and somehow other than just on the two cars involved.


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