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They all have to minimize aerodynamic drag in the same atmosphere, comply with the same vehicle class/dimension based (depending on location) fuel economy regul
by dsfyu404ed 7y ago
They all have to minimize aerodynamic drag in the same atmosphere, comply with the same vehicle class/dimension based (depending on location) fuel economy regulations and are all judged by the same set of benchmarks. It's no surprise that they mostly resemble each other now that all the easy gains have been made.
- tomwilson 7y agoAlso pedestrian crash laws and safety regulations etc. By the time you plug all those values into the computer along with the hard points of your platform/chassis you are obviously gonna end up with the same thing.