Anthony121
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- VF SSV Redline MY17 & VF Director
As others have said, the battery in the boot (LHS) is to aid forward-rear weight distribution and right-left given there's always a driver on the right hand side. The central-mounted saddle fuel tank and placement of the bulk of the engine-trans behind the front axle are other measures. Basically Zeta (VE-VF) was designed to be a great handling RWD car from the very beginning. Yet people still say Commodores don't go around corners...
How does that work with the LHD version of the ZETA car? Why didn't the Camaro have the battery in the boot. The fuel tank under the rear seat was due to the regulations for export to the USA.