lame question whats the coefficient of drag on our cars???

 

no one knows huh

 

last time it was posted noone knew (it was for the xB, but same thing, as far as people having the data).

 

xBs - 100%

 

we need wind tunnel testing here ppl know any shops with a wind tunnel???

 

Well, a standard-issue brick has a Cd of 1.00, so the xB is probably not too far off...

 

no not the same thing

 

the tC is at 0.33

 

no fair the tC has a CF of 0.33 but they don't know the CF of the xA wtf is up with that snot bubbles

 

ok i asked scion.com for the coefficient of drag for our cars and they answers

" No, I'm sorry but we don't have that information."

simple question with no answer go figure

ok ppl we need a wind tunnel!!! so we can tests lots and lots of testsl

 

well i know the xB has the same drag coeficent as a over head cab Freightliner or a UPS truck

 

I don't have an answer but I think the xA has a rather good drag coefficient and aerodynamics...

At least 2 or 3 times a day while I am on the highway I notice items flying through the air (bugs, paper, small debris, etc...) that seem to be heading straight at the windshield then just fly up and over my car...

Who knows? A wind tunnel would definately help but I hear they are expensive to run...