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Help protect occupants.
House and help protect occupants. The safety structure combines energy-absorbing crumple zones, a stable passenger compartment and restraint systems. It does not guarantee that no object enters or that occupants can move or leave after every crash. Bodywork can also serve aerodynamic and aesthetic functions, which do not replace its protective role.
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Help protect occupants.
Guarantee occupants will never be injured.
Always replace seat belts and other restraint systems.
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