Apparently they found the winch off the disco in the centre console of the audi...
This picture makes me glad my family is in a disco.
Cheers
Dan
Printable View
With the late model Hi aces we use for work,mine is 3 star.
The year after,they came with reversing camera and ABS brakes,the vehicle then got a 4 star rating.The rest of the vehicle is exactly as the model year before.No other change at all.
About the only thing I go by with the ANCAP ratings is the frontal offset crash results and the side impact results. Once you start looking into how the scores are made thats about the only relevent results that makes a difference for the occupants. For example the side impact pole test - you get 2 points just for doing the test regardless of the outcome.
**Edit, actually thinking about it the side impact test is usless for 4wds as well as I think from memory they get full 16 points by default for being a high riding vehicle
Seatbelt reminder is worth 2 bonus points, same as just taking part in the pole test.
The D3 did score a big fat Zero for upper and lower pedestrian leg impacts.
http://s3.amazonaws.com/cdn.ancap.co...pdf?1417132883
Both models do,utterly amazing for a Toyota:D
Amazingly it also has an AF/FM radio:angel:
Although mine didn't work for ages as i had the seat out to get the cloth repaired and when they put it back in didn't connect the plug:mad:
Actually it doesn't bong,like the D4,just a red light on the dash.
That bong is a PITA,particularly when tottering around paddocks on the farm,and when the dog is in the pas anger seat,as it works off a pressure sensor.
Regarding the D3 vs Audi incident, here is the original post:
DISCO3.CO.UK - View topic - HORRIFIC ACCIDENT WITH A D3 G4 NO#1 IN AFRICA
There is also a bit of physics there as well,a bigger and heavier vehicle will always destroy a smaller,lighter vehicle,it is an A4.
Once again a waste of lives,and a sad end to a G4 D3.
I doubt the impact speed was 200K's
Original thread for D3/A4 collision:
http://www.aulro.com/afvb/l319-disco...th-africa.html