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A wrecked SUV usually tells a tragic story.

This Mazda CX-5 tells a different one.

During a 40 mph IIHS overlap crash test, the front end was completely destroyed, the concrete barrier took a beating, and the impact looked brutal. Yet the passenger compartment remained intact — exactly as engineers intended.

Modern vehicles aren't designed to survive crashes without damage. They're designed to sacrifice themselves to protect the people inside.

It's a reminder that the crumple zones, airbags, seatbelts, and structural engineering we rarely think about are doing far more work than most drivers realize.

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