Row 63470

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This is not 100% accurate. Firslty, most americans are buying big cars now because that's what's available. You can't really look at purchasing trends from today to really figure out what people actually want because people still need cars and all they can choose from are big ass cars. This has also resulted in a feedback loop where people think they need bigger cars because everyone else has one and it feels unsafe to be driving a tiny compact next to a bunch of giant trucks. But the biggest reason cars are big now is a loophole in the regulations that allow bigger vehicles to meet less strict emissions standards. On top of that the profit margin on SUVs and trucks is higher than on a subcompact. So manufacturers have pushed for larger and larger vehicles and have spent millions if not billions on ads over the years to convince people we need these huge vehicles because that's what makes the manufacturers more money. This trend was largely artificially created by the manufacturers, not the market.

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text This is not 100% accurate. Firslty, most americans are buying big cars now because that's what's available. You can't really look at purchasing trends from today to really figure out what people actually want because people still need cars and all they can choose from are big ass cars. This has also resulted in a feedback loop where people think they need bigger cars because everyone else has one and it feels unsafe to be driving a tiny compact next to a bunch of giant trucks. But the biggest re…
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datetime 2024-05-23
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