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Why Do Cars Not Have Bumpers Anymore. I am wondering how edmunds readers feel about this issue: Modern cars are not to everyone's tastes but they are. Nowadays it seems most bumpers. More and more new cars have no front bumper! You know, the rubber, real bumpers that actually protect cars from damage in minor collisions. Cars still have a solid bumper (either steel or aluminum) but they have a urethane bumper cover over it, both for looks and aerodynamics. We have to go back 100 years to a time when bumpers were attached to a. Bumpers haven’t been all that useful for much of automotive history, at least in preventing damage or injury. The primary reason why cars have no longer bumpers is due to the federal law that needs rear and front bumper to withstand the results of a lower speed with no or little damage to the car. The developments in pedestrian protection means that modern cars no longer need the bumpers of old, much to the delight of. Bumpers have been swallowed up by painted bodywork, in service of both style and aerodynamics, so now the actual impact. Why do cars no longer have bumpers? Designers have replaced the front.

Designers have replaced the front. You know, the rubber, real bumpers that actually protect cars from damage in minor collisions. Bumpers haven’t been all that useful for much of automotive history, at least in preventing damage or injury. Cars still have a solid bumper (either steel or aluminum) but they have a urethane bumper cover over it, both for looks and aerodynamics. The primary reason why cars have no longer bumpers is due to the federal law that needs rear and front bumper to withstand the results of a lower speed with no or little damage to the car. I am wondering how edmunds readers feel about this issue: The developments in pedestrian protection means that modern cars no longer need the bumpers of old, much to the delight of. Why do cars no longer have bumpers? Nowadays it seems most bumpers. We have to go back 100 years to a time when bumpers were attached to a.

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Why Do Cars Not Have Bumpers Anymore I am wondering how edmunds readers feel about this issue: We have to go back 100 years to a time when bumpers were attached to a. The developments in pedestrian protection means that modern cars no longer need the bumpers of old, much to the delight of. Cars still have a solid bumper (either steel or aluminum) but they have a urethane bumper cover over it, both for looks and aerodynamics. Designers have replaced the front. More and more new cars have no front bumper! Bumpers haven’t been all that useful for much of automotive history, at least in preventing damage or injury. You know, the rubber, real bumpers that actually protect cars from damage in minor collisions. Bumpers have been swallowed up by painted bodywork, in service of both style and aerodynamics, so now the actual impact. Modern cars are not to everyone's tastes but they are. Why do cars no longer have bumpers? I am wondering how edmunds readers feel about this issue: Nowadays it seems most bumpers. The primary reason why cars have no longer bumpers is due to the federal law that needs rear and front bumper to withstand the results of a lower speed with no or little damage to the car.