early 70's front end safety crashes of the newly constructed compact cars...

this is a interesting video of the big three car companies testing the safety of the newly developed compact cars, this is for educational purposes only, back in the early 70's insurance companies were making the big car companies switch to better economy cars for gas mileage and better emissions, so they started making the small compact cars we all know to day as the light weight chevy vega, ford pintos, dodge colt, and the amc gremlins, but here is what they all did not want us to know, they never stood a chance against the full size cars of the early 70's, enjoy.. our email is [e-mail]

[@briankinnear7461]

Great video. Yikes. Look forward to more. Be safe and stay well.

[@MMCGRACING]

thanks buddy

[@NathansMoparGarage]

Cool video it looked the small AMC was the only compact that didn't fold up completely

[@MMCGRACING]

i think the amc did do the best on both cars 👍

[@VinoRatRodbuilds]

Yep it's just not good running into anything.

[@MMCGRACING]

i know that's right, these little cars had no chance against the 70' s full size

[@gordonwalker8003]

Well hello Mr. Herb . Gordon in Mt Morris Michigan

[@MMCGRACING]

hey there sir..✌️

[@oscarpuente2029]

use to drive a 74 impala. 4 door. ran great.

[@MMCGRACING]

that's a kool ride 👍💪

[@TheCycle2300]

Catalytic converters were not installed on US vehicles until 1975.

[@RustyIronProjectsRIP]

Definitely would not want to be in either one but If I had a choice I'd take the full size car.😮

[@MMCGRACING]

me to my friend 💪