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I guess no one would be able to move big furniture, since there'd be no UHAUL, or, we'd have exhausted all the planet's oil reserves by people driving UHAUL's to work.
Take it up with your new overlords.
I don't make the rules.
Chevy Avalanche. Seats for 5, 6 if you put a bench in the front, cargo space in the back that can be covered by a canopy if you want, rear opens and folds down so you can put 8' boards in if you need it, able to tow a trailer for anything that didn't fit. Parking wouldn't be a problem because if every vehicle was an Avalanche then all parking spaces would be made to fit it.
Enjoy your 1 car choice and the other limited choices you would have. I'd join along with the many who wouldn't take their crap and then blow those suckers back to where they came. Then I'd pick and choose whatever car/truck I'd like to buy.
Enjoy your 1 car choice and the other limited choices you would have. I'd join along with the many who wouldn't take their crap and then blow those suckers back to where they came. Then I'd pick and choose whatever car/truck I'd like to buy.
I think we can reasonably assume that anyone who can reach us from light years away would very easily kick our asses. But you go on thinking that you could mount any kind of defense.
It's just a game to see which car most people think would suit the needs of most people at any given time.
India did it. The Hindustan, six decades of 1956 Morris Oxfords. No Indian needed anything else. They were lovely to ride in, but I never drove one. Sadly, production ended last year, but the Indian auto industry has replaced them with something equally generic.
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