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DISCLAIMER: This is NOT an ad. I just share cars with designs that I find cute/silly. Fuck cars.

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[–] Lux@lemmy.blahaj.zone 1 points 1 year ago

im pretty sure i got it from this video (don't have time double check rn), but mostly due to the difference in fuel efficiency regulation between cars and "light trucks". since auto makers could keep larger vehicles less fuel efficient, they advertised them more, which lead to greater adoption by the public.