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    When technology goes wrong – Volvo test car crashes

    Posted on Sunday, May 09 2010 @ 01:15:21 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck


    Technology is making an impact everywhere (no pun intended) with the latest advanced electronics taking over many of the vehicles we drive today. Volvo have been at the forefront of this technology and have always been a proud purveyor of producing the safest possible cars on the market.

    That all went wrong recently however when they were showcasing the latest advancements in Sweden this week and asked a group of journalists to record the outing for posterity. Sadly, the event was recorded, for all the wrong reasons. Our guy Stefan was on hand for a report. More info at KitGuru.


     
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