Just because other laws create incentives for buying smaller cars doesn't excuse creating more laws. (realclimate.org)
Have you ever bought a smaller car believing it would save you money only to find out you were paying as much or more than a larger car? (costulessdirect.com)
Twenty some years later, conventional wisdom is that Americans won't buy small cars in large numbers because they're too dangerous or just not befitting «the American lifestyle,» (which presumes to be primarily suburban or rural in character). (treehugger.com)