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Originally Posted by sp00ln
I agree with both of you. However, you'll need a LOT of power (low end torque) to start spinning the tires once you hit the ramp.
The rest of my group said that you'll retain 75mph once you hit/enter the trailer.
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Well, to the outside world the car would still be moving at 75mph for a little bit. The car will be moving at 65mph when the car is stopped too. Hell, from the right frame of reference, its also going over 1000 miles an hour. Or even ~6,800 mph.
On thing is for certain, it would not go 140mph (75mph + 65mph) when it hit the ramps.