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I am generally against any vehicle that guzzles gas and is only used to do
simple city things.
SUVs chug gas and are designed to go off-road and handle dangerous driving
conditions. I hardly think a few snow storms and a lot of grocery trips
merits a vehicle like this.
Trucks are meant to haul things around. I get severly annoyed when I see
people with F350s hauling it like they're the cowboy kings of the
road.
And how many families really need minivans? If you only have two kids, a
full size sedan will do just fine. A full sized van is even more
ridiculous.
The point I was trying to get at is that Americans have this "bigger is
better" attitude, and they have to buy the fastest, biggest, most-rugged,
oversized vehicles on the planet even though the will never actually use
it to its fullest.
I'd be happy if I had a solid car with enough power to accelerate up hills
without power and enough room to seat four people. Something like a
Pontiac Grand Prix. It has power, but it's not ridiculous like a Corvette,
and it's not severly oversized like an SUV, Van, or Truck.
I'll stop ranting about cars now.
Regards,
Neil
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