The Rising Cost of Fuel Forces Truck And SUV Owners To Sell
If you haven’t heard by now, people are selling their large trucks and Sport Utility Vehicles as quickly as possible because of rapidly rising gas prices. Most owners are reluctant to see their prized vehicles go, but they are finding that it is just not worth it to keep them. With the average price of regular unleaded gasoline once being at over $4.00 a gallon across most of the U.S., Americans are rethinking their need for oversized transportation.
In the early 1990’s, the SUV began rising in popularity, boasting its high power, off-road capabilities, and larger interior space with more seating. Pickup trucks, which were historically purchased by blue collar workers and those who live in rural areas, have become trendier in suburban circles, and have also increased in size, adding an extra row of seating to accommodate families. The minivan and station wagon, which had reigned supreme as the family vehicles of choice, suddenly became worthless, even an embarrassment to own. Read more
