2. Car manufacturer Eco Motors Inc. is in the final stages of production of its new fuel-efficient model, the Blast. It has just discovered that if the Blast is rear-ended at a particular angle and at a particular speed, the car will explode. Eco's accountants have calculated that the cost of changing the Blast's design outweighs the costs of the damages it will have to pay to dead and/or injured consumers. Eco's president raises a question: Should consumers have the right to decide to bear the risk of injury in return for a cheap car? What do you reply