Click through the different years and vehicles on your own link and see that small and standard SUV's are exactly on par or better than large and mid-sized cars from the same year. The distribution of emissions per car type would look a lot like this if you graphed it, again, making targeting SUV's pretty ineffective, even if giving flat tires was effective, which it isn't.
I have no idea why you would believe this except to excuse your own consumption lol.
Believing the truth, very rare online sometimes. And my consumption? Sure, yeah, I drive a hybrid SUV that has the storage and ride height that I need to take it camping on the backroads in my area. I bought a vehicle that met my needs, even if terminally online hermits decided it was inexcusable.
Cool but tons of SUV's are less pollutant and more efficient than smaller sedans, lol :maduro-coffee:
Most SUVs released this year that aren't electric have dogshit mileage that barely passes 20 MPG.
I have no idea why you would believe this except to excuse your own consumption lol.
https://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/byclass/Standard_SUV_4WD2022.shtml
Click through the different years and vehicles on your own link and see that small and standard SUV's are exactly on par or better than large and mid-sized cars from the same year. The distribution of emissions per car type would look a lot like this if you graphed it, again, making targeting SUV's pretty ineffective, even if giving flat tires was effective, which it isn't.
Believing the truth, very rare online sometimes. And my consumption? Sure, yeah, I drive a hybrid SUV that has the storage and ride height that I need to take it camping on the backroads in my area. I bought a vehicle that met my needs, even if terminally online hermits decided it was inexcusable.
Oh so the very best and smallest SUVs are on par with the very worst normal person cars.
And yes I can feel your burning passion for the truth from here. No self-serving detected.
So you agree that lots of SUV's are better than lots cars? :blob-no-thoughts: