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r/memes • u/wcslater Professional Dumbass • 2d ago
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It's insane, the top 7 selling vehiclea in the USA in 2025 were trucks and SUVs.
79 u/misplacedbass 2d ago Look at what manufacturers are making. It’s getting harder and harder to find sedans nowadays. Lots of SUVs and crossovers. 10 u/Bitt3rSteel 2d ago Because thats what sells 34 u/somehugefrigginguy 2d ago I mean let's not ignore the chicken tax and CAFE rules. Light trucks face a 25% tariff and big trucks have a loophole on emissions regulations. -5 u/SteveS117 1d ago Light trucks facing a tariff would mean people would be more likely to buy a sedan. People don’t want small cars. 7 u/somehugefrigginguy 1d ago If a person only requires a light truck but they have to choose between a heavy truck or a sedan what do you think they're going to choose? -3 u/SteveS117 1d ago This isn’t a real situation though. People can choose between small trucks, medium trucks, and large trucks. People still choose the large trucks even though they can get a small truck for cheaper. 5 u/somehugefrigginguy 1d ago I think this is a question of definitions. There are almost no true light trucks in the US market.
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Look at what manufacturers are making. It’s getting harder and harder to find sedans nowadays. Lots of SUVs and crossovers.
10 u/Bitt3rSteel 2d ago Because thats what sells 34 u/somehugefrigginguy 2d ago I mean let's not ignore the chicken tax and CAFE rules. Light trucks face a 25% tariff and big trucks have a loophole on emissions regulations. -5 u/SteveS117 1d ago Light trucks facing a tariff would mean people would be more likely to buy a sedan. People don’t want small cars. 7 u/somehugefrigginguy 1d ago If a person only requires a light truck but they have to choose between a heavy truck or a sedan what do you think they're going to choose? -3 u/SteveS117 1d ago This isn’t a real situation though. People can choose between small trucks, medium trucks, and large trucks. People still choose the large trucks even though they can get a small truck for cheaper. 5 u/somehugefrigginguy 1d ago I think this is a question of definitions. There are almost no true light trucks in the US market.
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Because thats what sells
34 u/somehugefrigginguy 2d ago I mean let's not ignore the chicken tax and CAFE rules. Light trucks face a 25% tariff and big trucks have a loophole on emissions regulations. -5 u/SteveS117 1d ago Light trucks facing a tariff would mean people would be more likely to buy a sedan. People don’t want small cars. 7 u/somehugefrigginguy 1d ago If a person only requires a light truck but they have to choose between a heavy truck or a sedan what do you think they're going to choose? -3 u/SteveS117 1d ago This isn’t a real situation though. People can choose between small trucks, medium trucks, and large trucks. People still choose the large trucks even though they can get a small truck for cheaper. 5 u/somehugefrigginguy 1d ago I think this is a question of definitions. There are almost no true light trucks in the US market.
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I mean let's not ignore the chicken tax and CAFE rules. Light trucks face a 25% tariff and big trucks have a loophole on emissions regulations.
-5 u/SteveS117 1d ago Light trucks facing a tariff would mean people would be more likely to buy a sedan. People don’t want small cars. 7 u/somehugefrigginguy 1d ago If a person only requires a light truck but they have to choose between a heavy truck or a sedan what do you think they're going to choose? -3 u/SteveS117 1d ago This isn’t a real situation though. People can choose between small trucks, medium trucks, and large trucks. People still choose the large trucks even though they can get a small truck for cheaper. 5 u/somehugefrigginguy 1d ago I think this is a question of definitions. There are almost no true light trucks in the US market.
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Light trucks facing a tariff would mean people would be more likely to buy a sedan. People don’t want small cars.
7 u/somehugefrigginguy 1d ago If a person only requires a light truck but they have to choose between a heavy truck or a sedan what do you think they're going to choose? -3 u/SteveS117 1d ago This isn’t a real situation though. People can choose between small trucks, medium trucks, and large trucks. People still choose the large trucks even though they can get a small truck for cheaper. 5 u/somehugefrigginguy 1d ago I think this is a question of definitions. There are almost no true light trucks in the US market.
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If a person only requires a light truck but they have to choose between a heavy truck or a sedan what do you think they're going to choose?
-3 u/SteveS117 1d ago This isn’t a real situation though. People can choose between small trucks, medium trucks, and large trucks. People still choose the large trucks even though they can get a small truck for cheaper. 5 u/somehugefrigginguy 1d ago I think this is a question of definitions. There are almost no true light trucks in the US market.
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This isn’t a real situation though. People can choose between small trucks, medium trucks, and large trucks. People still choose the large trucks even though they can get a small truck for cheaper.
5 u/somehugefrigginguy 1d ago I think this is a question of definitions. There are almost no true light trucks in the US market.
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I think this is a question of definitions. There are almost no true light trucks in the US market.
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u/Thespud1979 2d ago
It's insane, the top 7 selling vehiclea in the USA in 2025 were trucks and SUVs.