33 pointsby shaicoleman2 months ago7 comments
  • devnull32 months ago
    To add, (in UK atleast), the parking space in some spots could be really small [1]. I have seen bulky cars parked leaving no room for neighboring slots.

    [1] https://www.driving.org/uk-cars-are-outgrowing-parking-space...

  • carbonbioxide2 months ago
    always hated when people buy these for non-utility purposes, it's all marketing and the perceived notion of looking tough. Specially because these big trucks cause more pollution, both smog and noise.
  • zaruvi2 months ago
    I'm already so annoyed by the SUV craze that flew over from the US. Cars are already getting bigger, with no apparent benefit besides status (as marketed by the industry).

    Am I the only one who thinks these vehicles look silly on top of all the added danger?

    • BrandoElFollito2 months ago
      SUV are easier to get in, you do not need to be a contortionist to get to your seat.

      My brother has an Audi sedan and I find it difficult to get in. This is practically impossible for our father. OTOH he is fine with climbing into my SUV

      I have Toyota RAV4, a not so big car, but hugh enough for my butt to basically slide in without effort.

    • grimblee2 months ago
      They are ugly and I'm convinced people who likes them have some kind of inferiority complex
  • lupinglade2 months ago
    And Canada too.
  • HardwareLust2 months ago
    Why is this flagged?
    • grimblee2 months ago
      Because this is an american news feed and they don't like the truth
  • daft_pink2 months ago
    Would the Europeans be okay with us banning their products from our roads?
    • mitthrowaway22 months ago
      I think whether America allows European vehicles on American roads is really a question for the Americans to decide, not the Europeans.
    • Flundstrom22 months ago
      If the US wants to keep its population down and medical costs up by banning safe products, that's up to the US to decide.
    • happytoexplain2 months ago
      If they produced something bad/dangerous, presumably - though of course they may be biased, as Americans would be regarding American products.

      Reversing the nouns in a sentence doesn't magically make it the same thing, semantically or subjectively or morally.

    • general14652 months ago
      European trucks effectively are banned in USA through tariffs.
      • FartinMowler2 months ago
        By the end of Trump's third term the US will be isolated from almost all global trade anyways.
    • queenkjuul2 months ago
      Why would they care what we do with our roads?
    • lakis2 months ago
      The European new headlights are illegal in US. They are superior but still illegal.
    • grimblee2 months ago
      Yes, ban everything please