@Phaedrus
From the photo itself I can see it has a very aerodynamic design.
I love seeing the smaller vehicles people use in Europe - sensible, much less fuel use, and it shows that pricing is one way to control the amount of energy people will consume.
Expensive gasoline, yes. And you won't see the monstrosities that we do get here in north America, where gas costs is much less to consumers.
Europe gets it right. I cringe when I come back from vacation there and see the ugly hulks, 2 tons of steel to drag one passenger around.
@BroDoYouEvenDrift @11112011 @Phaedrus
That is not my experience. I t might depend on the specific location you are in, but I found food much higher quality and priced reasonably.
A let down when returning here.
and yea gas guzzling abominations are cringe, even in america and I'm not even a libtard, I've seen the giant huge trucks and hummers some fat guys with confidence issues drive around with, and I'm always like "dang dude how do you even park that shit?"
when the top of the hood of a vehicle is reaching to an average man's shoulder height, something is really weird.
Ugly as foock trucks, but people are happy to pay absurd prices for them. Auto companies make $10,000 and more profit, per vehicle, so they don't mind.
This needs change.
people in europe have smaller vehicles because the food and pretty much everything else is more expensive than america (which is also doing pretty bad with how expensive everything is) but europe is doing even worse. the cars are so tiny because they don't need the trunk space because they could never afford to fill it anyway, so you always see people in europe going out for really small shopping trips they could probably carry home in a wicker basket or some shit.
Pls europe feel better soon, that's some sad bullshit, but you do some things better than america, like banning a lot of the unhealthy shit we haven't banned yet.
UN = pure evil though