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> The floor, which remains completely flat due to the front-wheel-drive technology, ... What about the exhaust? I always assumed that's what the bump in the b
by aidenn0 3y ago
> The floor, which remains completely flat due to the front-wheel-drive technology, ...
What about the exhaust? I always assumed that's what the bump in the back-seat floor of all my FWD cars was for.
- amacbride 3y agoThe hump is typically housing the drive train in RWD or AWD cars; the exhaust is relatively small and can be routed along a flat floorpan.
- Domenic_S 3y agoCivic doesn't (didn't?) have a hump. It's for: 1. If the car is available in AWD, they don't have to make a new floor pan 2. Structural stiffness 3. Exhaust/fuel routing