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What It Actually Means When A Car Has A Low Drag Coefficient

A car's drag coefficient affects how much power it's exerting and how fast it's going. But the actual science behind it is a bit more complicated.

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JalopnikLean L·2h ago
What It Actually Means When A Car Has A Low Drag Coefficient
A car's drag coefficient affects how much power it's exerting and how fast it's going. But the actual science behind it is a bit more complicated.
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