The 2011 Volkswagen Rabbit has grown much bigger than It was last year. We’ll leave it to someone else to determine interior space.
Quick Shift: Model Bloat
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Technically, that's a Volkswagen Hare.
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Ooh bid on this: http://atomictoasters.com/2011/05/whatsit-solved-… If you flatten him uniformly you can measure interior volume!
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How appropriate – that would require decontenting.
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Wow, you were on a roll today, thanks for the laughs!
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In the US it has been suggested that this obesity is due to a lack of selection pressure from predation:
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Here in the Southwest, you can get a Jack Rabbit, which has more suspension travel. However, the on-board computer has hardly any capacity, leading to a higher incidence of terminal collision. The version seen in our region is frequently seen totaled by the side of the road, being parted out by local airborne dismantlers.
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Was the Rabbit that light to begin with?
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