For over a decade, the American auto industry has relied on marketing campaigns that convince consumers that bigger cars are safer cars. It was this mentality that fostered the surge in SUV, Minivan, and small truck sales. After saturating the market with oversized behemoths, they now want us to buy Smart Cars. I must have missed that segue.
Plymouth, Massachusetts
For over a decade, the American auto industry has relied on marketing campaigns that convince consumers that bigger cars are safer cars. It was this mentality that fostered the surge in SUV, Minivan, and small truck sales. After saturating the market with oversized behemoths, they now want us to buy Smart Cars. I must have missed that segue.
Plymouth, Massachusetts
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