How The Small Car Died In America

The Autopian·Mar 30

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The small car market in america appears to be declining, with some outlets reporting that few affordable options are available. There is also a separate issue of children dying in hot cars, which is a problem in some regions. The availability of small vehicles, including trucks and hatchbacks, seems to be limited, although some models may be reintroduced in the future.

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