Why Americans Are Obsessed With Huge Cars It Isn’t Toxic Masculinity
<p><em>A sweeping aerial shot of a mountain landscape cascades downwards. The setting sun bathes the Earth in its glow.</em></p>
<p><em>A deep, authoritative voice booms, “In a world where adventure begins where the road ends…you need options.” A truck barrels through a dirt road. Its all-terrain tires grip the ground and splash the mud away.</em></p>
<p><em>Cut to a shot of the truck’s bold grille and muscular lines. Cut to a shot of the Ford logo. Cut to a shot of Brett Favre in jeans smirking at the camera. Cut to a shot of the exhaust pipe blowing black smoke rings at the sun.</em></p>
<p><em>“Built to conquer any terrain, the Ford XXXL² EcoTrash will trigger them alarmist hippies.”</em></p>
<p>But seriously. I finished researching this article and groaned, “Have we learned nothing?”</p>
<p>American vehicles are only getting bigger. The top three selling vehicles in the US in 2023 are all enormous pickup trucks.</p>
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