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[[Image:ETTX 905721 20050529 IL Rochelle.jpg|thumb|325px|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 [[automobile]]s (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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