“…For automotive industry the study of aerodynamics is a continuous challenge, in idea to development and construction of vehicles as best in terms of fuel consumption, correlated with engines performance (power, torque and efficiency) as higher as possible [5,6]. Computer modeling to study the vehicle's aerodynamic characteristics is a current and modern method, widely used in automotive industry by all manufacturers, because it makes possible detailed and non-destructive evaluation of any physical structure and/or process that having any degree of complexity, using computers and dedicated software package [1,4,13,16]. For this are done many tests in specialized wind tunnels, experimental tests that are very expensive and using a lot of measurement systems but offers the immediate benefits of a high accuracy of the data obtained [8,12].…”