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Originally Posted by m110

I am an orthopaedic surgeon who works at a big trauma center. I see people in major car accidents every day. I ask every one what kind of car they were in. My opinion is that German cars are safer and better built. The crash tests done in this country are a joke.
Furthermore, I work with drills, plates, screws, rasps, reamers, BFHs, slap hammers every day. I think orthopaedic surgeons in general also like working on cars and appreciate well built items...911s are well built and interactive to drive.

I had read these kind of comments from other trauma center doctors. They get to see the "after" results.

While installing a laptop mount in one of our GM fleet vehicles, we had to remove the seat. To get to the rear bolts we had to unhook the trim cover. I went to grab the seat to pull it forward and out. I came out with a very deep cut in my finger. There was a razor sharp edge on one of the seat bracket plates. Had I pulled harder, it would cut to the bone. Can only imagine what someone looking for a quarter under the seat or hanging on a wild ride would experience. This razor edge is normally covered by fabric that any roudy kid can pull off.