How does Ford measure its interiors? Ping pong balls.
07-23-12 | 07:00 PM
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That would be using common cents. 
Seriously, the idea of using ping-pong ***** doesn't impress me either. It (may) make for some good PR and artificially-inflated interior cubic-foot readings. But we all know that adequate room for heads, legs, rumps, torsos, arm-lengths, etc...., usable cargo-space, and easy entry/exit is not necessarily measured by how many featherweight-***** one can stuff into tight nicks and crannies.
Seriously, the idea of using ping-pong ***** doesn't impress me either. It (may) make for some good PR and artificially-inflated interior cubic-foot readings. But we all know that adequate room for heads, legs, rumps, torsos, arm-lengths, etc...., usable cargo-space, and easy entry/exit is not necessarily measured by how many featherweight-***** one can stuff into tight nicks and crannies.
07-24-12 | 08:04 PM
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07-24-12 | 09:03 PM
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