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In North America, where I live, what I see everywhere around me is that people are literally putting themselves in financial jeopardy to buy the largest, shinie
by toasterlovin 13y ago
In North America, where I live, what I see everywhere around me is that people are literally putting themselves in financial jeopardy to buy the largest, shiniest, most luxurious car they can possibly make payments on.
So, I have to ask: do you have some stats for this long-term downward trend in car ownership you speak of in North America?
- BorgHunter 13y agohttp://data.worldbank.org/indicator/IS.VEH.NVEH.P3 http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/IS.VEH.NVEH.P3 Sorry I can't link directly to the info for the United States, but if you look at the data the peak was in 2007. People who analyze this data are predicting the trend to continue. That doesn't mean it will, necessarily, but it seems to me the forces pushing car ownership down aren't going away any time soon.