but the ferrari has a v8 stuck behind the seats...

Out of curiosity, why doesn't the "length" parameter correspond to the actual model length to begin with?

It requires someone measuring the length in max, it's not automated. We used to actually use that data for something, but we stopped a long time ago, so now it's purely "informational" (albeit, faux-informational), and the priority of its accuracy has fallen. So, it's been guesstimated for awhile.

Well... considering 1 cu of "Steel" is 200kg 1cu=0.025575447570332480818414322250639386189258312020460358
05626598465473145780051150895140664961636828644501278772
37851662404092071611253196930946291560102301790281329923
27365728900 (italic numbers repeating) cubic meters.

I'll round it off to 0.025 cubic meters. Anyone have the mass of the "Purified Water" widget on hand?

I'm pretty sure that 1 cu of "Steel" is actually a very small piece of steel in a huge crate with packing noodles.

Because that's how steel is normally shipped. Such a fragile material :P

They do weird things in the Future.