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Originally Posted by crash1369
Well, it's not looking good. Apparently Nissan says the roll bar is only for side or rear impact protection  what the **** is is a roll bar going to do in a side impact, or even a rear end collision. I guess I won't need to worry about finding a helmet then.
Isn't it a federal regulation now that convertibles have to have functional roll bars to protect the occupants encase of a rollover? Or should I just be expecting them to fold up and crush my head, at least I wouldn't have to deal with insurance then 
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If that's true someone better tell nearly every Nissan dealership out there... do a google search for
370z roadster occupant rollover protection
and see how many dealership websites list
Convertible rollover protection: fixed hoop
or
Integrated roll-over protection
Ask whoever you talked to about that... see what they say =p
I don't see any mention of the hoops in the owners manual however which is somewhat disconcerning. =/