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No, that's what we call "post hoc ergo propter hoc". Styles change, and my Grandparents loved their Fleetwoods and Town Cars and Chrysler Newports. My Dad woul
by linksnapzz 3y ago
No, that's what we call "post hoc ergo propter hoc".
Styles change, and my Grandparents loved their Fleetwoods and Town Cars and Chrysler Newports. My Dad wouldn't be caught dead in one. So, the market (outside institutional buyers) disappeared far faster than CAFE standards rose. The Chrysler LX-cars are the closest thing to those big old cars, and despite being a (very heavy) unibody, Chrysler sold millions of them profitably for the past 19 years.