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Invisible Car Door?

Would you have it installed in your car if possible?

  • Yes

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Not sure if this has been posted..... ^_^

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http://www.disappearing-car-door.com/
video- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zjL2RTc1VI
 
"adds greatly to overall vehicle safety"

I'm gonna go ahead and call shens...

also, lol at their site's claim of "strong global demand", with copyright 2008 :hmm:
 
jlee said:
"adds greatly to overall vehicle safety"

I'm gonna go ahead and call shens...

also, lol at their site's claim of "strong global demand", with copyright 2008 :hmm:
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yeah i don't see how that can add to vehicle safety at all. though it is cool.
 
Glass stays in the door in the traditional way. The whole door slides into a pocket under the car. It's an overwrought solution to a minor problem.
 
waggy said:
yeah i don't see how that can add to vehicle safety at all. though it is cool.
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Presumably the sliding connection between door and body on both sides is stronger than the traditional hinge-and-latch interpretation.

Not that doors flying open in accidents has EVER presented a major problem for the traditional implementation.
 
Be a bummer if you left the headlights on and your battery went dead. You couldn't even open the door to pop the hood.
 
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