Its coefficient of drag, a measure of how it slips through the wind, is about 25 percent better than any other vehicle on the road, GM said.
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A computer-controlled active rear spoiler deploys automatically to increase down-force to a total of 925 pounds at 186 mph while achieving a competitive coefficient of drag of 0.358.
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A sphere would have a constant optical reflection, and constant coefficient of drag, based on size alone, while a cone would have properties that varied with its orientation.
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A computer-controlled active rear spoiler deploys automatically to increase down-force to a total of 925 pounds at 186 mph while achieving a competitive coefficient of drag of 0 . 358.
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This light weight combined with the car's streamlining ( with a coefficient of drag said to be Cd 0.26 ) allows for top speeds of for standard sedans and for the Tigre.
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The shape of the car was very different from the somewhat slab sided four door SZ Rolls-Royce and Bentley vehicles of the time and offered a much improved 0.37 coefficient of drag.
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The design emphasizes mainstream rather than exotic materials, extreme low weight ( less than 450 kg ( 1000 lbs ) ) and very low aerodynamic drag ( coefficient of drag < 0.16 ).
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It's quieter, says Nissan, and the coefficient of drag has been lowered _ to 0.32 from 0.34 _ to make it a bit more slippery through the air and reduce fuel consumption slightly.
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In February 1997, the introduction of a new A6 ( " "'Typ " 4B "'), based on a new design automobile platform the saloon an aerodynamic shell with a low coefficient of drag of 0.28.
