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- Russell Porter interviews The Rumble Strips (music)
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What worries me is the subtext that Mazda don't feel a car is safe after it's spent a few weeks on a 60 degree angle. Would a lesser angle for a longer time constitute the same risk? Worrying for those of us who live on a hillside, which round here is more or less everyone.
I had a chuckle at MrJosh's assertion that "I'm glad to know that there is no way that any of these cars can make it out in to the world and potentially kill someone." - how does this differ from any other car on the road? They can all potentially kill someone.