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I doubt Citroen would make a big dent in the bicycle market, especially in super dense cities like Paris. But I could see such vehicle popular with boomers liv
by llsf 6y ago
I doubt Citroen would make a big dent in the bicycle market, especially in super dense cities like Paris.
But I could see such vehicle popular with boomers living in the country side. That would provide some freedom to move around in a fairly safe (from elements, your own balance) and provide enough cargo for groceries.
- Baeocystin 6y agoThere are golf-cart communities in SoCal that do this. Within the bounds of the development, it's legal to drive what are essentially golf carts on the local roads. It is very popular with the retiree crowd.
- bborud 6y agoIf you counted golf carts as cars, what percentage of total cars would they be in California?
- Baeocystin 6y agoNo idea. I can say these developments are common enough that I knew of more than one used Japanese Kei truck importer that was making a good living off of catering to them back when I lived in SoCal.
- llsf 6y agoNot sure why I have been downvoted. My parents are french boomers, and I could totally see them buying such vehicle for their common errands. They do not live a dense city, like Paris. While they both enjoy biking, I do not see them going the cargo bike way for their groceries. They would still use a car. But they do not need a big car either. I guess time would tell if the new Citroen Ami would find its niche.