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In reply to the discussion: Sean Duffy on slashing fuel economy standards: "This rule will actually allow you to bring back the 1970s station wagon. [View all]kysrsoze
(6,392 posts)11. U.S. consumers made their choices. They don't want 70's wagons. They want massive SUV's.
How can this adminstration be so completely out of touch, and idiotic about EVERYTHING?
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Sean Duffy on slashing fuel economy standards: "This rule will actually allow you to bring back the 1970s station wagon. [View all]
demmiblue
17 hrs ago
OP
OMG! Somebody actually figured out a way to make the Cybertruck even uglier.
Ocelot II
16 hrs ago
#7
Seats nine and 30% of passengers are in that rear seat always looking backwards. Sounds familiar.
dameatball
16 hrs ago
#5
U.S. consumers made their choices. They don't want 70's wagons. They want massive SUV's.
kysrsoze
16 hrs ago
#11
Why did I immediately think of "The Brady Bunch"? They must've had a station wagon.
betsuni
15 hrs ago
#13
Somebody does. I red earlier this year trucks were 17% larger last season
travelingthrulife
15 hrs ago
#19
A couple of days ago my husband commented that by the time Trump is done our air will resemble
Vinca
15 hrs ago
#18
Auto companies will go bankrupt if they try building them. Nobody but a handful
RockRaven
15 hrs ago
#23
The 1970s was probably the worst decade for American cars in the last 75 years. So why would we want to revisit it?
yellowcanine
15 hrs ago
#25
I took my driver's test in a 1978 Malibu wagon with wood siding. I really loved driving that car.
beaglelover
8 hrs ago
#59