I would not expect that accident is one of the first. I bet hundreds have been wrecked and I am not even considering all the 300s from Ukraine that have been destroyed in combat. That is a fluke if even real.What do you mean? 300s have barely been out and one of the first accidents and it split at the seam.
I remember why I bought my 200, a mudder described having an iaed explode under them in Iraq splitting the 200 in 2 but everyone surviving and both parts traveling out of harms way. That came from Toyotas philosophy of overdoing everything. In order to improve mpg they switched philosophies of shrinking and making parts lighter including the hood. I remember my 100 hood flexing in high winds, very irritating. I like jumping and thrashing my 200 so I know how bomb proof it is. It doesnt sound like the 300 will be better at landing after high jumps. It might be better at taking off. They are already recallingj300 land cruisers due to faulty axles splitting apart.