The older Japanese cars had thin guage metal to keep prices low, weight down, fuel mileage higher. The American cars back in the '70's had thick sheetmetal. A 1975 Chevy Monte Carlo versus a 1975 Corolla in a collision. Um, you get the point.
The older Japanese cars had thin guage metal to keep prices low, weight down, fuel mileage higher. The American cars back in the '70's had thick sheetmetal. A 1975 Chevy Monte Carlo versus a 1975 Corolla in a collision. Um, you get the point.
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