Special Operations

Motorsports Rollcages

Motorsports Rollcages

Rollcages may be required and need to comply with certain FIA sanctioned races. They are designed to protect the occupants during a vehicle roll-over. The chassis also becomes significantly rigid to promote better handling characteristics. Full FIA WRC weld-in cages ...

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2014 Toyota Vios Body Structure

The 2014 Vios is the 3rd generation model. Toyota aims to export the new Vios as a global model with world class standards. The new car will go on sale in Thailand shortly after, and to be sold in Asia ...

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2014 Chevrolet Malibu (With Start / Stop Technology)

Extrication Cut Zones

General Motors provide a quick guide for the 2014 Chevrolet Malibu with Start / Stop Technology that included the body structure breakdown and airbag locations. Extrication no cut zones are highlighted in the image below. To disable the vehicle: Turn ...

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2014 Opel Cascada Body Structure

The 2014 Opel Cascada body structure has some unique features.  The A-pillars are press hardened and they conceal hard rolled steel reinforcement bars that reach down below the doors.  At the rear, the rollover bars are anchored in the strongest ...

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2014 Honda CR-Z Body Structure (Australia)

The 2014 Honda CR-Z body structure for the Australia market.  The CR-Z has SRS front airbags, side airbags, side airbags with OPDS on the passenger side, and full length curtain airbags.

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2015 Peugeot 308 Body Structure

2015 Peugeot 308 Body Structure

Here is a look at the 2015 Peugeot 308 body structure and airbags.  Ultra-high strength steel is found in the usual locations.

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2014 GMC Yukon Body Structure

2014 GMC Yukon Body Structure

Six standard airbags. They include: driver and right front-passenger front airbags with a passenger sensing system; head curtain side-impact air bags in the front and rear outboard seating positions with a rollover sensor. Seat mounted side-impact driver and right front-passenger ...

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