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To: smokingfrog
I have a light colored Mazda 5 which has a large, sloping front window, and it seems to be hotter inside than other cars I have owned.

Yes, windows are the biggest factor. However, all things being equal, both light and dark vehicles, of the same make and model, will heat to the same point.

The fact is, the interior of a car can get well over 100 degrees in the summer, regardless of exterior color. At this point, as was noted in an earlier post, the A/C is coming on, and likely staying on.

54 posted on 03/25/2009 2:54:15 PM PDT by IYAS9YAS (Obama - what you get when you mix Affirmative Action with the Peter Principle.)
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To: IYAS9YAS
all things being equal, both light and dark vehicles, of the same make and model, will heat to the same point

...if both are parked in the shade.

62 posted on 03/25/2009 4:33:36 PM PDT by palmer (Cooperating with Obama = helping him extend the depression and implement socialism.)
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