Date: Sun, 10 Jan 1999 20:24:07 GMT From: cagenicknopsamail.com Subject: Re: Volvo vs. Saab Safety
"Johan LAUWERS" <lauwers.sablonnopsam.be> wrote: > Wake up and smell the coffee. The idea behind the head restraint(being > moving opposite to the body i.e. the neck when it goes back) has been copied > by VOlvo. They just added the whole seat (the use is by the way questioned > by a lot of objective sources) in order to avoid copyright and patent laws. If you knew anything about how the Volvo WHIPS system works, you would know that the headreast by itself does not move at all, unlike the Saab SAHR system. There is nothing to copied by Volvo because the WHIPS system is totally different from the SAHR system. They added the whole seat to protect the whole body, i.e. spine, unlike the Saab system. Stop trying to look for things that are not there, state the facts. > The Volvo has not been tested yet ? Maybe they are waiting untill Volvo > makes a decent rear end to the car because obviously they forgot to (or are > the few I saw those who got the carport on their rear ?). This is just your opinion on how the car looks, which is meaningless. It has not been tested yet, period. > Second of all, in a belgian car magazine that cannot stand anything > concerning Saab was even written that the seats and especially from Saab is > one of the best there is. The seats of a BMW are worthless as those of a > Mercedes. An Infiniti I've never driven. > > Johan. Well, I guess that it is a good thing for Saab that a Belgian car magazine wrote that they have good seats. A magazine that no one ever reads in the US. If you haven't done so already, try driving an Infiniti, Lexus, or Acura. The seats are excellent and no European car can match the quality or reliability. -Nick -----------== Posted via Deja News, The Discussion Network ==---------- http://www.dejanews.com/ Search, Read, Discuss, or Start Your Own
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