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A place to discuss problems of car centric infrastructure or how it hurts us all. Let's explore the bad world of Cars!
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I've tried to get in a Miata once. Had to put the top down and my eye level was over the windshield.
I'm 6'4" and have driven tons of cars and owned a few. Stepping into a proper pickup was the first time I thought "oh, a vehicle designed for me." I'm also a carpenter, so it is essential to my work. Memes like this are low hanging fruit.
Yes, we do have a size problem in the USA. Is everyone that drives one of these trucks a selfish, tiny-dicked, backwards-thinking asshole? No, and honestly, the majority of the people that I know are like me and need a work vehicle like this. More than half of them are in a union. We can point out the absurdity of the size wars when it comes to American vehicle design, but stop picking on pickup trucks.
Plenty of tall people drive small cars. Can't you just use a smaller truck?