Are there drainage outlets at the bottom of a car?

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The chassis of a car has drainage outlets. The drainage outlets on a car are as follows: 1. Radiator drainage hole: Most radiators are tilted upwards, so they may contain a lot of water. For safety reasons, a drainage pipe is designed to drain the water using a special conduit. If driven for too long, some stains may accumulate and need to be cleaned, otherwise they may cause corrosion to the vehicle. 2. Drainage outlet near the door: This drainage outlet is located within the door's rubber seal. The rubber seal is significant for some music enthusiasts as it provides a certain level of sound insulation. If water enters the door, it may damage the electronic components inside. 3. Sunroof drainage outlet: Some might argue that sunroofs are not very practical. However, in the enclosed environment of a car, sunlight shining through the sunroof can sometimes uplift one's mood. Sunroofs generally have several drainage outlets to prevent water accumulation from rain from seeping into the car. 4. Condensate drainage outlet: The condensate drainage outlet is usually located under the car's vapor box. Typically, if a puddle of water is found under the car, it indicates a problem with the condensate drainage outlet.