"2 doors are safer as they are have stiffer frames as they don't have 2 extra doors that decrease the structural ridgitidy of the whole car, so the coupes would be stronger in a crash."
Side-impact safety: 2 doors vs 4 doors GTPlanet - Dec 21, 2005
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I'd still by the one that suits my needs otherwise. If you are concerned about safety, just don't ride with or near Tiger Woods. The GV80 he was driving had 10 air bags, that can make a big difference.
Yeah, I think it had an airbag between the left and right seats. Didn't even know they made that.
I also read that it's a dangerous spot, another woman rolled over there a while back. Of course that doesn't stop 1000's of people a day from driving by without trouble/
Like you, I get the car I like. I DO have a 2-door car, but otoh it has barely any roof, none in the summer time. My plan is to not roll over, so I don't drive next to cliffs or downward slopes.
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