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These guys also conveniently ignore the fact that 4x1.6V is 6.4V (and actually higher if the batteries are straight out of a charger) and that can be too high of a voltage for some electronics, in particular the cheap toys. Overall, this seems like one very well paid for advertisement. Way to go, Engadget.
PSP-3000, thank you very much!
@dal4202

Yeah, may be if you were running around in Moscow with cash sticking out of all your pockets, it was dangerous, otherwise you were just being a regular scaredy-cat Westerner. DC has more murders per capita, ~35 per 100,000 vs. ~9 per 100,000. Feel free to check
Yeah! And he has AWD too, not like that easy to manage RWD! Yeah!

Seriously comparing these?!
Offset frontal crashes are the most common type of head crashes. Your made up "dead on" crash does not correspond to anything but Hollywood movies.
Okay, so the whole post is a ripoff with nary an attempt of even the most basic investigation.

Here is a quick one for you, go to the website of the company:
http://www.tagaz.ru/about/

For lazy people, the right hand corner up top has Hyundai's logo plastered for all to see. Doesn't that make the story that much more interesting than copy/pasting? And if that was not enough, TagAZ has produced cars under Daewoo's licensing before. So now you got two Korean automakers having a war by proxy through Russian manufacturer. All that excitement brought to you by copying and pasting five letters into a search engine.
Soooo need it all! :)
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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