bedebe

I just watched a video from a guy warning everyone about the new aluminum F-150. He was concerned about all the tears in the aluminum from a truck that rolled over. Then he showed a Chevy that rolled with no tears.

Now, the passenger compartment was intact on the F-150, and crushed on the Chevy, but im supposed to worry about the scary sharp edges of the tears. Smh.

1911Bandit

That video was a complaint about having to buy new tools/equipment to repair aluminum body vehicles. It was a pity party.....

Oh, and between the 2 vehicles he showcased, I would have MUCH rather been in the F150 than the caved in Chevy.

shortride

iTrader: (1)

Most of it is just a bunch of hype from competitors or someone that likes the other brands better the other part is usually a lie or exaggeration. Anytime a manufacturer has something different someone is always going to try to find fault with it.
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LoneWolfTrucker

http://www.iihs.org/iihs/news/deskto...lap-protection

To quote Stan Lee: Nuf said.

shortride

iTrader: (1)

I'm a diehard Ford man but without sounding totally cynical I have a hard time believing that we can find any information nowadays that doesn't have some sort of bios or underlying motivation.
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spotdog14

In case anyone wants to watch the video.

lutter5-0

He would have saved all that metal if it wasn't tore? Body shops reskin stuff, or pop out easy dents.

KWS 2.7

What a f-ing idiot! I think all his viewers pretty much told him the same in the comments. So glad I got rid of my chevy.

Cwprotek

Manufacturers must love die hard fan boys that give them free advertising.

KWS 2.7

Not sure chevy is loving this fanboy video though.