China Bans Concealed Door Handles on Cars
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@Mik said in China Bans Concealed Door Handles on Cars:
I don't even want electronic door locks on my home. A key is fine.
I have one but it takes a key also as backup. It’s great because you can define a specific code for a specific person and see when it was used and disable it at any time.
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This video is a good reason why. I think the battery under the car was pierced which caused the fire. There were 4 people in the car. The last one pretty burned I'm sure.
https://www.reddit.com/r/nextfuckinglevel/comments/1qwfjuu/incredibly_selfless_act_of_heroism/
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This video is a good reason why. I think the battery under the car was pierced which caused the fire. There were 4 people in the car. The last one pretty burned I'm sure.
https://www.reddit.com/r/nextfuckinglevel/comments/1qwfjuu/incredibly_selfless_act_of_heroism/
@89th Wow!!! I am sure that the driver almost had a heart attack when the front door closed and then there was no entry.
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I've been briefly trapped inside a car after an accident (I exited via the windshield), and also had my car catch fire (it was a petrol fire not electric) - thankfully not during the same incident, but both experiences were somewhat stressful.
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@jon-nyc said in China Bans Concealed Door Handles on Cars:
It must be that Masshole driving.
This was long before I had even heard the term. You've seen how the Brits drive...
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The irony of a New Yorker speaking about the fine state of Massachusetts in this way may be lost on some of our more unsophisticated posters.
