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<blockquote data-quote="kristianjohnsen" data-source="post: 55562" data-attributes="member: 441">Re: The yaris packTraffic horror story #1 (from my paramedic buddy):&nbsp; Arrives at scene of collision, finds front side passenger with broken back.&nbsp; Laptop computer that was sitting on the back seat has broken both the back of the seat and the human sitting in it.Traffic horror story #2 (from my tow truck driver buddy):&nbsp; Arrives at scene of collision after the dead body has been removed.&nbsp; Owner of car had two home stereo loudspeakers sitting on &quot;hat shelf&quot; in the back.&nbsp; Took one to the head.&nbsp; The other hit the dashboard on the passenger side.&nbsp; Diaphragm (not the cabinet), but the paper cone, actually made a woofer indentation in the dashboard.Be careful, the forces at play in a traffic accident are mind-boggeling.&nbsp; A case like that probably wheighs the equivalent of a grand piano in a serious dead-stop collision!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kristianjohnsen, post: 55562, member: 441"] Re: The yaris pack Traffic horror story #1 (from my paramedic buddy): Arrives at scene of collision, finds front side passenger with broken back. Laptop computer that was sitting on the back seat has broken both the back of the seat and the human sitting in it. Traffic horror story #2 (from my tow truck driver buddy): Arrives at scene of collision after the dead body has been removed. Owner of car had two home stereo loudspeakers sitting on "hat shelf" in the back. Took one to the head. The other hit the dashboard on the passenger side. Diaphragm (not the cabinet), but the paper cone, actually made a woofer indentation in the dashboard. Be careful, the forces at play in a traffic accident are mind-boggeling. A case like that probably wheighs the equivalent of a grand piano in a serious dead-stop collision! [/QUOTE]

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