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An autorack. The platform of the pictured car (the bottom strip of yellow and everything below it) is owned by TTX Corporation, while the rack (the parts above the platform painted dark red and silver) is owned by Norfolk Southern.

An autorack, also known as an auto carrier, is a specialized piece of railroad rolling stock used to transport unladen automobiles (unladen in this context refers to automobiles without passengers).

It is widely used to carry new automobiles and light trucks from the factories to automotive distributors. It is also used for Auto Train service in the United States. 

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