OT Court lets Automaker sue Consumer Reports

Not true. If you'd actually watch the video, you would notice that it came nowhere near *needing* the outriggers.

In fact, according to CU's documentation, the Suzuki was so stable that they decided to remove the outriggers in the latter runs. See Bob Ward's earlier post on this topic:

If you look at the picture in CR, you'd see it actually tipped until the outriggers were touching the pavement.

See Consumer Reports. Ward is a shill for Suzuki.

Sounds like you for CR. :-)

The hubcap would have smashed thru the windshield for sure.

The Avalon has high speed traction control and stabilizing control. I believe it did most of the work keeping the car under control. My wife was impressed with my driving but I told her the secret.

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