Porsche Boxster (987) Frontal Crash Test (2005-2012)

Crash test (unbelted) for Porsche Boxster 987 (second generation, 2005-2012)
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[@fatimaalblooshi369]

Need to see new videos for the new boxter, it’s unique what you are doing in this channel

[@R-R-R-R-R]

25 is nothing, do 50mph

[@Boiisblack]

The airbag cracked the windshield

[@MrSupercar55]

🎵I'm unstoppable, I'm a Porsche with no brakes🎶
Uhh, never mind...

[@metin3368]

The radiator hoses are huge.

[@MetoFulcurm]

0:41 huge cooling hoses.

[@cryo_life]

Creepy music

[@roadykim1603]

Older cars like this one only unbelted can cause injuries to the thorax

[@41bigbig]

Advantage benefits reliability.But better than others sport car brand for hide crash test .

[@KoleMcgrath]

A car crashed head on into me with my 7 year old son in the back at 20 mph and my airbag didn’t deploy should I be concerned?

[@LowkeyBanger]

Damn that’s 25mph? That’s terrible I could imagine the 911 in a rear ender

[@MrInternetDude]

That was a 2005 to 2012 car

[@Pro_photo1]

Speed?

[@IxChipmunk101xI]

why was the crash test so slow?

[@41bigbig]

Advantage benefits reliability.But better than others sport car brand for do not allow crash test.

[@shanye4390]

The dummy is not belted in this one.

[@TheRacerRich]

It's an unbelted test. Even the belted ones are only done at 35mph last I checked.

[@aaaadd9153]

fuck yna

[@aaaadd9153]

didnt deforme... clearly safer than mowst cars

[@gwot]

you clearly don't know what makes a car safe. If a car is super strong and didn't deform, all the impact energy is sent straight into your body, so YOU feel the full impact. Where as if the front crumbles in a controlled matter, it absorbs some of the energy, making injuries a lot less.

[@fragu123]

DAndy ...it’s actually both that’s needed! Super strong, rigid structure and the ability to deform in a controlled way to absorb energy. You are both right but only if the two elements come properly together the car will be safe in various scenarios.....