Wrong. American car choice has everything to do with government subsidies, car safety standards and fuel standards. Consumer choice doesn’t matter in the US Auto market.
You are missing the point. I don’t dispute the sales data, I agree with it, it supports my point. It’s not out of preference, it’s enforced by regulations and encouraged by
the tax code.
echelon|7 months ago
https://www.caranddriver.com/news/g64457986/bestselling-cars...
It's trucks and SUVs.
It doesn't matter if regulations favor small and fuel efficient. That's not what consumers buy. In fact, they flock to the exact opposite.
Occam's razor here is that American auto isn't stupid. It's just building what the consumers want.
American preferences don't match that of the broader world.
Afforess|7 months ago
https://www.vox.com/future-perfect/24139147/suvs-trucks-popu...