The switch to smaller, more fuel-efficient vehicles... has accelerated recently with the advent of $3.50-a-gallon gas...In another first, fuel-sipping four-cylinder engines surpassed six-cylinder models in popularity in April.
"It's easily the most dramatic segment shift I have witnessed in the market in my 31 years here," said George Pipas, chief sales analyst for the Ford Motor Company.
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Average story. It's happened once before too, but didn't last. And by the way, how much have wages gone up over the same period of time?
Good story on the connection between high gas prices, economic pressures and a trend away from SUVs to small cars. Perhaps there is no other side to this story to balance what is being said about the trend.
Great article. The author gave the readers food for thought without being too preachy on the subject that people are being more responsible in wake of the gas crisis.
A straightforward look at the move by many Americans to buy smaller cars--and how the big American car makers will have to adjust to this shift.
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