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Best-Selling Vehicle in Every U.S. State (2025)
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I feel you. The handling of smaller cars and sitting lower to the ground feels much better.
Yeah, in addition to the safety and efficiency/cleanliness benefits.
Safety is ehhhh. I drive an MX-5 in the world of giant trucks. I have to drive aggressively just so I can be seen by these assholes.
I wasn't suggesting the vehicles are safer to be in in a collision, I'm saying it's safer to be hit by one.
Oh I wasn't just saying anything about safety, I'm saying it's scary AF to drive a sports car among these giant pieces of shit. It forces one to drive like an asshole for survival.