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In a message dated 1/31/14 18 56 31, mbefthomas@comcast.net writes:<BR>
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Look at the straight line of the rear of the deck lid to the line of the rear window, looks to be a severe drop the right rear of the car.<BR>
Then again, I did challenge you to prove me wrong . . .<BR>
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>>>They are using a wide-angle lens to make the images look more dramatic, which unfortunately causes distortion all the way around the outside of the images.<BR>
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Click on the links of some of the other cars and you'll see the same effect. It's marketing hokum.<BR>
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