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 erynne rated 20 months ago- Wow. It should come as no surprise that the roof should hold up. I mean, car manufacturers have to keep up with the safety standards. Still, after watching that, you can't help but think "wow, the roof actually held up." I too was expecting some sort of crashing fall. I guess if the n...
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- Stariuss rated 20 months ago
- i would be upset if a guy towing my car did this. Unnecessary damage....
- erynne rated 20 months ago
- Wow. It should come as no surprise that the roof should hold up. I mean, car manufacturers have to keep up with the safety standards. Still, after watching that, you can't help but think "wow, the roof actually held up." I too was expecting some sort of crashing fall. I guess if the name had been "How to tow a car", I could see that happening. Sushigirl (great name from a great food, by the way) I think it is done this way in Japan because of how crowded the country is. A "normal" tow truck would require the space of about double it's original length when the tow bed is extended into loading position. That doesn't count for the length of the car being towed, which has to be "driven" up the tow ramp. This actually simplifies the process in my opinion.
- LucasArg rated 20 months ago
- "I can't tell you how disapointed I am that the roof didn't come off."
Indeed...
- dreamwalker007 rated 20 months ago
- I was really hoping something would crash or something.
- Sushigrl1029 rated 20 months ago
- I am shocked that the roof didn't come off. Why is it that they had to make that so difficult?
- lifeofthemind rated 20 months ago
- I can't tell you how disapointed I am that the roof didn't come off.
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