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In reply to the discussion: Nissan Reminds Drivers To Knock On The Hood To Check For Sleeping Cats Before Turning The Car On In [View all]

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3. Nothing to do with electric cars
Reply to SWBTATTReg (Reply #1)
Wed Jan 8, 2020, 07:12 PM
Jan 2020

Combustion engine cars stay warm after use, so when you park your car outside, a cat can sneak in for warmth.

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Nissan Reminds Drivers To Knock On The Hood To Check For Sleeping Cats Before Turning The Car On In [View all] japple Jan 2020 OP
Is this because the cars are electric? If so, they should put some sort of noise maker, prior to .. SWBTATTReg Jan 2020 #1
This is because many cats are injured or killed by coming in contact with the fan blade. Arkansas Granny Jan 2020 #2
Nothing to do with electric cars Boomer Jan 2020 #3
I didn't realize this was such a problem. I've had snakes sneak in to get warm, but cats? Hmmm... SWBTATTReg Jan 2020 #4
Lost a cat this way. Big Blue Marble Jan 2020 #6
Have a friend Rebl2 Jan 2020 #10
This is absolutely a real problem debsy Jan 2020 #5
Little stray kittens or ferals are the most vulnerable. Get into the habit of pounding on the japple Jan 2020 #7
Thank you, Nissan! Karadeniz Jan 2020 #8
Has happened to me twice. Midnight Writer Jan 2020 #9
K&R JudyM Jan 2020 #11
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