As demonstrated by the case in the text,Holiday Motor Corp.v.Walters,not all courts recognize the crashworthiness doctrine.However,courts that do recognize this doctrine must determine whether a manufacturer:
A)took relevant and reasonable steps in anticipation of foreseeable harm-causing scenarios.
B)was aware of the foreseeable harm-causing scenarios.
C)designed its vehicle with safety as a main priority.
D)negligently built the vehicle.

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As a specialized application of the due care standard,the crashworthiness doctrine recognizes that foreseeable harm-causing scenarios require relevant and reasonable steps on the part of the manufacturer.

As Demonstrated by the Case in the Text,Holiday Motor Corp