The promise of adventure, attention, muscle and safety is driving consumers towards large vehicles – even as they fuel congestion and outstrip the size of car parks

Their conclusion is use guilt as an emotional driver to decrease the popularity of these cars.

I disagree, design principles to shepherd the car companies into delivering all the classic traits car owners love in a safer( for everyone), more efficient product.

We don’t need a fight here, or negativity, we need a better product, and let these people have less damaging fun.

  • tauEnglish
    42·
    6 days ago

    Make good handling a desirable attribute again and it’ll naturally drive an uptake of lower and lighter cars. Things like raising speed limits to suit modern cars/tyres, actually repairing roads properly, and helping boost motorsport rather than actively discouraging the development of tracks would help.

    • dumblederp
      3·
      6 days ago

      Watching these lifted dual cabs bob n bounce around on aus dash cam it’s like these guys don’t realise what they’re driving.

    • Gorgritch_Umie_KillaOP
      2·
      6 days ago

      So true about handling. Yeah, thats why i’m not really against this race track in the centre of town over in WA. It centralises it in a way i think motorsport hasn’t been for a while here.