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Maybe, but rural vehicles are bigger, higher rate of diesel engines, and carry heavier loads (reduced fuel efficiency) and drive farther. That seems like an opp
by edmundsauto 4y ago
Maybe, but rural vehicles are bigger, higher rate of diesel engines, and carry heavier loads (reduced fuel efficiency) and drive farther. That seems like an opportunity worth exploiting.
- dylan604 4y agoMaybe my personal experience is biased, but in Texas, the vehicles are not smaller because of being located in urban areas. From my experience, F150 type trucks, SUVs, etc are the same size no matter their location. Urban areas have way more construction going on which is the larger, dirtier fuel using, etc equipment. And if you're trying to compare farming equipment to dense population areas, then I'd love to see some proof of what you're claiming that they are producing more rurally than in urban centers.