Car Gas Tank Exploding at Ryan Boland blog

Car Gas Tank Exploding. Mark dowie, the dogged investigator who broke the story of the ford pinto's exploding gas tanks way back in 1977, was then mother jones' business. Further, the vehicle was designed in such a way that exposed metal would then be able to produce sparks, igniting a fire that would cause the fuel tank to explode. On july 9, 1999, a los angeles jury awarded $4.9 billion to six people burned in a rear end collision when the gas tank in their 1979 chevrolet malibu,. Ford neglected to add reinforcements to protect the easily ruptured fuel tank, endangering drivers while earning the pinto a reputation for. The poor design of the pinto's fuel tank and rear end made it vulnerable to crashes, even at low speeds, in which the fuel tank would suffer extreme damage and catch on fire, often trapping the car's occupants inside.

The poor design of the pinto's fuel tank and rear end made it vulnerable to crashes, even at low speeds, in which the fuel tank would suffer extreme damage and catch on fire, often trapping the car's occupants inside. On july 9, 1999, a los angeles jury awarded $4.9 billion to six people burned in a rear end collision when the gas tank in their 1979 chevrolet malibu,. Further, the vehicle was designed in such a way that exposed metal would then be able to produce sparks, igniting a fire that would cause the fuel tank to explode. Ford neglected to add reinforcements to protect the easily ruptured fuel tank, endangering drivers while earning the pinto a reputation for. Mark dowie, the dogged investigator who broke the story of the ford pinto's exploding gas tanks way back in 1977, was then mother jones' business.

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Car Gas Tank Exploding Mark dowie, the dogged investigator who broke the story of the ford pinto's exploding gas tanks way back in 1977, was then mother jones' business. Ford neglected to add reinforcements to protect the easily ruptured fuel tank, endangering drivers while earning the pinto a reputation for. On july 9, 1999, a los angeles jury awarded $4.9 billion to six people burned in a rear end collision when the gas tank in their 1979 chevrolet malibu,. Mark dowie, the dogged investigator who broke the story of the ford pinto's exploding gas tanks way back in 1977, was then mother jones' business. Further, the vehicle was designed in such a way that exposed metal would then be able to produce sparks, igniting a fire that would cause the fuel tank to explode. The poor design of the pinto's fuel tank and rear end made it vulnerable to crashes, even at low speeds, in which the fuel tank would suffer extreme damage and catch on fire, often trapping the car's occupants inside.