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Help protect occupants in a collision.
They help protect occupants in a collision through the safety compartment and designed deformation zones. They do not guarantee avoiding every injury. Bodywork may also serve aerodynamic and aesthetic functions; these do not negate its passive-safety role.
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Only improve exterior appearance, with no safety function.
Guarantee that no occupant is injured.
Help protect occupants in a collision.
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