The rearmost and foremost parts of the vehicle are designed as impact absorbers to minimize damage to the vehicle’s body in collisions. These components, specifically engineered for the model year and make, provide a crucial layer of protection. For instance, a component designed for the specified vehicle is engineered to meet particular safety standards and to integrate seamlessly with the vehicle’s chassis and safety systems.
The adoption of these protective components enhances vehicle safety ratings and reduces repair costs following low-speed impacts. Historically, the development of these components has evolved from simple metal bars to complex systems incorporating energy-absorbing materials and aerodynamic designs. This evolution reflects the ongoing pursuit of improved vehicle safety and efficiency.