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Originally Posted by UT-Enginner
Kind of a dumb question... actually, this is a dumb question... but why must the car be covered up on a test vehicle. I mean, we know what vehicle is under the cover? Is this just because emblems, logos, and name branding cannot be displayed to the public until the car is relaesed for production?
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You only think you know what's underneath. And you won't know what's underneath for some time. But as mentioned, there is no need to show it so why show it.
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Originally Posted by toesuf94
I know engineers are people too...but come on...a sunroof in a test car? These guys are getting spoiled. Probably has leather and heated seats, too.
Kidding...give them lay-z-boys for the offices if they keep turning out these wonderful products. Thanks GM.
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Only has to do with what needs to be evaluated/tested. Water leaks, windnoise, sunroof performance all need to be tested at some point before the customer gets a car.
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Originally Posted by Kyle2k
What is the official wheelbase of the ats?
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LOL
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Originally Posted by FenwickHockey65
I honestly have no idea what the ATS's wheelbase is. I'd look at the 3-series and C-class and go from there.
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Again, that's assuming you know what's underneath
