suicide doors open the opposite way than doors of cars today
Suicide doors, also known as rear-hinged doors, are a design feature rather than a product from a specific manufacturer. However, the term is commonly associated with classic cars from manufacturers like Lincoln and some models from Chevrolet and Ford. The design has been revived in modern vehicles by various manufacturers, including Rolls-Royce and Tesla, who incorporate them into their luxury models.
l. style of doors on some old sports cars that are hinged at the rear. They are only risky if one tries to Bail out while the vehicle is underway. at a full stop they are perfectly safe, and were used by Mercedes Benz, Cord, Auburn, other top rate automakers. Term could also apply to an Escape hatch on a submarine for obvious reasons.
Car sharing is a term given to groups or clubs that rent expensive or model cars to drive for a short period of time. This is most common with model cars, or high end luxury cars.
Another term for suicide is self-destruction.
My guess would be that the term is associated with automobiles whose safety rating is low, referring to cars that do not score well in crash testing, handling on corners, etc...The implication would be that it's suicide to drive a vehicle that isn't safe.
Kamikaze is the term for Japanese suicide bombers in WWII
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