content: I'm not so sure. Take the position of the person in that thumbnail, for example. Let's say the car originally lost control by hitting a patch of black ice. In the original scenario, the pedestrian would simply be thrown from the collision site. Now, they're glued to the front of the car, as it continues careening down the road, as the new hood ornament, destined to take any front-end impacts before the car does. And god forbid should it be something like a building or guard rail that brings that car to a stop. You could easily survive being thrown from the impact of a collision. But having 3,000 lbs of fiberglass, steel, glass, and aluminum plow into you from behind as you slam into a building at 30-40 MPH? A snowball has a better chance on Miami Beach on a sunny day.