[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

***Watch a demolition derby***

I was at a demolition derby once in Carlsbad NM back in 1961. The first thing I noticed was the drivers try to use the rear and trunk area for smashing and protect the front end and radiator.

[nascarnation]

You’re right, although it’s a lot harder to drive precisely in reverse. And while your radiator may be damaged by impact or projectiles, you can drive a long way before the motor locks up. Especially in these newer cars that go into “camel” mode when they are overheated.

[anton]

***Watch a demolition derby***

I was at a demolition derby once in Carlsbad NM back in 1961. The first thing I noticed was the drivers try to use the rear and trunk area for smashing and protect the front end and radiator.

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Yes, run over them in reverse. So doubt about it.