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For aerodynamic(if that's spelt properly) purposes, which means that the air traveling past the car will stay in 1 big ball to speak and will glide over the car, unlike some higher up cars which loose air that goes under the car. Hope i explained your question.
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What is a car tower invented for?
well the car tower was built in 1860's and that presented that cars were coming out... it was also telling you cars were the new fashion...
How was railroad track built in the early 1900s?
Railroad tracks that were built in the early 1900s were constructed from steel. The steel was used to replace rail tracks and railway cars that were built from iron prior to the early 1900s.
How many cars does China produce per year?
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Did people lose their homes when the Roman roads were built?
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Who invented the first sport?
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What is the difference between luxury and sports cars?
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What sports car begins with X?
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When did sports cars begin?
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What cars had the pegasus symbol in the 1940's?
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What does lay close to ground?
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Why do ferraris cost more money than other sports cars?
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Why are sports cars called sports cars?
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Where are cars built?
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Does a car go faster if it was lower to the ground?
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