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Sports cars largely don't have any of the negative externalities of trucks.
by alistairSH 10mo ago
Sports cars largely don't have any of the negative externalities of trucks.
- groundzeros2015 10mo agoNo, you just don’t dislike them enough to find them.
- scottyah 10mo agoTheir fuel consumption is about the same, what externalities are you referring to?
- alistairSH 10mo agoSure, if you're talking about high-power cars (M2, Corvette, etc). A Miata or Civic Type R will get far better fuel consumption. And there's also wear on the road, noise, and damage to property and people when accidents happen (physics is a bitch).
- scottyah 10mo agoSure, if you’re talking about high-power trucks (F350, Ram 3500). A Ford Maverick hybrid will get far better fuel consumption. I think more sports cars are burning out, revving loudly (or getting modified to take out their mufflers), and the damage from going a lot faster creates more damage.
- antiframe 10mo agoIt might depend on where you live. Nine times out of then when a vehicle with an obnoxiously loud and high revved gear vehicle drives by it's a truck. Probably more like 95% of the time.
- alistairSH 9mo agoAround here, it's usually beater Accords or other random generic sedans. With fake LEds, slammed to the ground, and lots of dents.