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I think it's just the type of consumer. People purchasing non-sporty sedans are just plain, practical, price-conscious consumers. Perhaps a second factor is th
by Gunax 5y ago
I think it's just the type of consumer. People purchasing non-sporty sedans are just plain, practical, price-conscious consumers.
Perhaps a second factor is that Japanese cars dominate the market, and American manufacturers can only compete via competitive pricing (eg. compare the price of a Ford Focus and a Corolla).
- bagacrap 5y agohow is a sedan practical? a wagon or hatchback is practical. It also happens to be the type of car used by 90%+ of the population in certain European cities.