Question Of The Day: The Market Segment You Can Live… Without

There are certain types of vehicles that we will likely never drive between now and forever. As an American stuck in the bureaucratic mess that is federal safety regulations, I will likely never have a kei car or an Ariel Atom in my garage. Europeans, in turn, may never enjoy the wonders of the last generation Ford Taurus X, or the non-pedestrian friendly Lincoln Town Car with it's bulbous instead of flattish bumper. Then we have those motorized chariots that many believe should be wiped off the face of the Earth. Environmentalists are stereotypically considered to be hateful of SUV's. Young folks can often times hate the full-sized boats of the modern day. Elderly folks are considered to have an aversion towards hard riding sports cars. And though plenty of convertibles are available in today's market, precious few folks ever put one anywhere close to their shopping list. Sometimes it's hate. Other times it's a practical concern. Then there are those market segments that have been crossed off our list due to innumerable years of torturous experiences. So let me ask you, what market segment could you live without? from The Truth About Cars http://www.thetruthaboutcars.com

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