Comparing NASCAR Nationwide Series and Sprint Cup Series Cars Paul Bazan ENG121: English Composition I Instructor: Cortney Philip June 11, 2012 Comparing NASCAR Nationwide Series and Sprint Cup Series Cars Watching NASCAR racing can be confusing for a person that just started watching the sport. There are three main series or classes that are raced: Sprint Cup Series, Nationwide Series, and Camping World Truck Series. This essay will focus on the Nationwide Series and Sprint Cup Series cars. To the untrained eye, these different classes look and drive the same. This essay will show that the engine, body and aerodynamics packages, fuel delivery systems, cockpit, and weight are some differences between the two classes.
Mostly dealing with safety, the car of tomorrow, raceways, and who is in the lead for points. Before you reading any Nascar source you need to understand the background of Nascar, driver points are awarded after each race. For the three major championships, as well as the touring championships, points are given out for each race based on two categories: Final Position, and Laps Led. The Whelen All-American Series rewards points on the final position only and the specifics of how points are rewarded may vary from race to race. Nascar, still has areas of improvement with safety regulations, and how to keep their ticket holders
Rhetorical Analysis: 20th Anniversary Trans Am Angel Luis Rivera De Leon Devry Special 20th Anniversary Trans Am The ad of the 1989 20th anniversary Trans Am in the “Sports Illustrated” explained the process of how the vehicle features a possible pace car position in the Indianapolis 500. This paper will discuss the logos, ethos, and pathos in the text of this advertisement. General Motors placed this ad in 1989 to promote the new third generation model of the Trans Am. For the logos, General Motors’ placed the ad for the 20th Anniversary Trans Am for the following reasons. It is a fast car well deserving to be the Indy 500 pace car.
Ford Motor Company is equipping the ford explorer with a 3.7 liter v-6 rather than the standard 3.5 liter v-6 which will pick up an extra 14 horse power and 24lb-ft of torque. In order for an officer not to lose a suspect during a pursuit the California Highway Patrol requires that their vehicles hit 120 mph from a standing point within two miles. When in a high speed pursuit you don’t just need performance which will allow you to keep up, but the engine in the vehicle must be reliable when going full throttle. The California Highway Patrol requires that the vehicle must maintain an open throttle for a minimum of 25 miles without causing any damage to the vehicle. The new Ford Explore exceeds in not just performance but in being reliable when it’s most
I believe that investing in a car is the second biggest investment one can ever make next to purchasing a house. It is very important to know what model of vehicle you want, the options you want with the vehicle, and what you are capable of spending. Everyone has a dream car, but something else to consider is whether you need that dream that you are chasing and can you afford it. It is important to do some research on the car you want as far as its safety reports and other consumers’ reviews. Along with your research, shop around and do some comparing against other vehicles that you may possible want to buy, or compare prices between the manufacturer’s suggested retail price and the dealer’s price.
Ryan Professor Daniel ENG COMP-101 2014 Dodge Durango Dodge has a horsepower commercial explaining their special vehicle. What the vehicle company, dodge, is trying to advertise dodges vehicle the Durango to the public by using a famous person, Will Ferrell. To completely change what people think about the Durango they introduced a horse for comparison. Over all they want you to buy a Dodge Durango because it’s 360 times better than a horse. The Dodge Durango is a SUV that has an option of getting a motor 360 horsepower.
Group Assignment: Project Management - Pert Mustang 1. Prepare the report that Roberts requested, assuming that the project will begin immediately. Assume 45 working days are available to complete the project, including transporting car to Detroit before the auto show begins. Your report should briefly discuss the aspects of the proposed new business, such as the competitive priorities that Roberts asked about. Answers: The objective of the project report requested by the RASAS owner, Vicky Roberts is with regards to the restoration of the vintage Mustang car model into a best possible mint condition rather than opting for a standard or basic restoration.
In 2000, GM started potential working on the interface between design and technology considering three important aspects for the new car: safety, environment and performance. GM developed the idea of a “skateboard”. Combining a fuel cell-based skateboard and drive-by-wire technology allows the body and chassis to be completely separate. This radical concept represented a new business model option in the automotive industry. This project was called AUTOnomy with important implications: reduction of large plants and reduction of cost.
And the speed that the participants reported would be the dependent variable. The findings from the first experiment was that the reported estimated speed was affected by the change in verbs from each question. As the verb implied more information about the speed, the memory of the participants altered. When they used the verb, “smashed” the mean speed estimate was 40.8 mph, “collided” was 39.3 mph, “Bumped” was 38.1 mph, “hit” was 34.0 mph, and contacted was 31.8 mph. As you can see their hypothesis up to this point was accurate.
He calls for a board meeting and tells his directors that he wants to build a car that lets drivers experience power and exhilaration. He tells them that the car must allow users to soar from 0 to 60 mph in about 4 seconds. He also says the price of the car must be affordable enough for anybody making a good salary. In accordance with the given scenario, Robert is trying to segment the