To provide some control on secondary damage distortion and to provide a much safer compartment for passengers, a unibody vehicle is designed with crush zones or areas at the front and rear.

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Crush zones or crumple zones are designed into vehicles, including those with a unibody construction, to absorb and dissipate the energy from a collision. This design helps to reduce the impact force transmitted to the passenger compartment, thus providing a safer environment for occupants and helping to control secondary damage distortion.

To Provide Some Control on Secondary Damage Distortion and to Provide