2 ms·

really? wow! I wonder if it's a result of the Flaw of Averages problem https://www.thestar.com/news/insight/when-u-s-air-force-discovered-the-flaw-of-averages

• xenonite 3y ago
  Yes, I remember that article well; thanks for the link. This resonates well with me. I guess its due to “safety” optimization and a trend to aerodynamic, smaller windows. Also, the roof needs to support a much higher car weight in case of an accident, requiring more sturdy structures. I don’t know. But I am not the only one: https://tall.life/best-cars-for-tall-people/ https://tall.life/best-cars-for-tall-people/