Further adding to occupant safety, frontal impacts are absorbed by crumple zones directed into Y-shaped chassis members and the main understructure – the strongest part of the chassis.
So that means the first major battle of the U.S. Civil War took place in Wilmer McLean's front yard, and although he moved, the war found its back to him, and ended on his property.
And he found that even if they were taken some distance away from their home territory, they could usually find their way back home as long as they could see the sky.