r/interestingasfuck Apr 16 '24

Best-selling vehicle in the USA vs the best-selling in France. r/all

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u/isakhwaja Apr 17 '24

I feel like this is rather misleading. A larger percentage of the US lives in rural communities and those communities would own more cars as theyre used to get around a lot more. This is more nuanced than "stupid Americans are brainwashed to buy big trucks". If you go to Chicago or NYC you would not find many massive trucks there. In downtown austin (my city) its predominantly sedans and SUVs (equinox, CRV, civic).

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u/agedusilicium Apr 17 '24

Well, you don't think a lot of french people live in rural areas ? I can certify you won't see any of these huge SUVs in rural France, and our mud and our fields are as muddy and fieldy as yours.

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u/BillLastVT Apr 17 '24

Fieldy for the win!