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17/06/2021 4:34 pm
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Am I a victim of selective memory or is wind buffeting more prevalent in newer vehicles than those manufactured in say the 70s through about 2000? I don’t recall earlier vehicles that I’ve owned having buffeting problems. However those I’ve had since about the turn of the century all seem to exhibit this problem regardless of the manufacturer.
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17/06/2021 4:40 pm
It might have something to do with aerodynamics. Vehicle body shape is constantly evolving to meet tighter fuel economy mandates. It's a complex engineering challenge. I could see sideview mirrors being replaced with cameras and sensors soon.
