How come more people drive cars
than drive pickup trucks?
-
Mr. Redneck
AKA - Robin Holden'03
Well Mr. Redneck,
I did some research on this,
but I never came up with any conclusive information. I think there
are several factors to the fact Americans drive more cars than pickup
trucks.
- Cars tend to get better gas mileage.
- Cars are easier to maneuver in cities.
- Cars tend to be more inexpensive than pickup trucks.
- SUV's are the "Trucks" of choice because they allow for
protection (from what, I'm not sure) and off-road capabilities in
those... middle-class suburban neighborhoods....
- Not everyone is a Redneck like yourself.
- Cars tend to be symbolic of the urban and suburban American culture
while trucks tend to be the symbol of rural society. Although the
majority of the physical land in our country is used for farming,
and other rural applications, the bulk of the population is still
in an urban or suburban environment.
There's no hard facts, but just
a few thoughts, hope they help and enjoy your day.
-Matt
Hey Matty-Poo,
Why doesn't anyone love me?
Yours in time,
Mike DeSimone
Mike,
Well, I'm not sure why no one
loves you, I asked ASK.COM and their
response was rather interesting, they gave me a link to Tom
Volk's Fungi, yeah... I really can't explain, but you just need
to go there. I also got a link to some MAC Resource Page... I got
scared. Then ASK asked ME some questions...
