Like this example of sandwiched Saab 9-5, here’s another great example of excellent set crumple zone that absorbs energy from an impact, by Saab engineers.
Also, it is a Saab 9-5, which suffered a very heavy impact from behind.

This is what is stated owner of this Saab 9-5, after accident:
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“I’m fine. I was stopped waiting to turn left and a cab nailed me at 40mph — didn’t even brake. Evidently the Saab did what was intended and absorbed the impact. I have some minor abrasion on my neck from the seat belt but no lingering soreness anywhere else.”

Oooh, so THAT’S what the 9-5 looks like as a hatchback ;)
You’r wrong mate taht first pic is of a 9-3 :p :D
Both ones are 9-5 Yoni. You see it when you look at the bonnet/hood and the mirrors.
Ive seen this a lot of times,all doors can be opened.