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Top Ten Reasons Americans Want Enormous Cars
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I live in Germany where people usually drive reasonably-sized cars. Something like a Škoda Karoq SUV is already considered unreasonably large.
A while ago I saw someone drive a Ford F-150 past our house. That thing is almost 1m (~3 feet) longer and 30 cm (~1 foot) taller than those SUVs. In its smallest version. How the hell do Americans live like that?
Mate, every time I go into even small suburban areas I see people driving RAM pickups, G-Wagons and other enormous SUVs.
This is a global problem, maybe it's not as bad as it is in the US but it's still there.
Yeah, I'm starting to see Dodge Rams and similar vehicles here in Germany, too. People are such assholes.