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Wolke346
8 months ago

Transparent bonnets are also considered cover if you should get an ABE or the blessing from the TÜV. Plexiglas- is not allowed because of the melting / fire hazard.

treppensteiger
8 months ago

I think it’s really funny and worth seeing, but as far as I know, the bonnet is part of the crumb zone, or the energy-absorbing parts, and there will probably be no transparent material, which can be optimized for the necessary conditions.

So not under German regulations.

Autofan12345
8 months ago

There are many sports cars like Lamborghini and Ferrari models, just behind them.

Lg

Tuedelsen
8 months ago

…with limitations: This hood should have the same characteristics as the original hood… what, for example, the absorption of impact energy, the behavior in collisions (deforms it or breaks it into a thousand pieces that fly uncontrolled through the area?) to obtain an authorisation.

T3Fahrer
8 months ago

Sure, if she has a break-proof and a license…

TheAmigos
8 months ago

If the TÜV approves it, yes