history and reference Longer Crash Test Videos, and Assembly Line Video

[KFunk]

 

Just saw this posted on Jalopnik.  It says 1800, and it is mostly NKs, but some are clearly 02s.

 

Some rollover clips from this I found via the search from a BMW safety promo video, but this is far more extensive than what they had before.

[pklym]

Just beat me to it. Some German speaker on the FAQ should probably add some subtitles for the rest of us.

[KFunk]

Just beat me to it. Some German speaker on the FAQ should probably add some subtitles for the rest of us.

I kept refreshing, thinking someone else would do it right before me, hah.  

[Simeon]

Boy, I would pay $50 to see how they (quickly and efficiently) installed the head lining and door seals on a moving production line.

[JohnH]

Just beat me to it. Some German speaker on the FAQ should probably add some subtitles for the rest of us.

 

 

I kept refreshing, thinking someone else would do it right before me, hah.  

 

Its not that difficult to do yourself using some free and simple tools from the web;

 

 

I created a pdf that explains the process (hopefully)

 

4K Video Downloader.pdf

[TobyB]

Germans.  At 7.10, they have their cable clips on the lower point on backwards.

 

Never saddle a dead horse.

 

This is obviously the work of amateurs.

 

I do like, in the rollovers, how the dummies go flying out of the cars, in whole or in parts.

 

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Edited January 30, 2016 by TobyB