America is a car country. For decades, millions of families relied on inexpensive cars to get from home to work and school. Now, a growing number of americans can't afford one.

Valuy@lemmy.zip · edit-2 6 days ago

America is a car country. For decades, millions of families relied on inexpensive cars to get from home to work and school. Now, a growing number of americans can't afford one.

UnimportantHuman@lemmy.ml · 4 days ago

I’m pretty anti-car myself. I’ve never had a license. I’ve never had a job. My feet have taken me from town to town. Mix of using public transport as well. I’ve never let not having a vehicle let me not show up to work.

I make the same amount of money as my coworkers yet I save so much not having car insurance, car troubles, a tank to fill.

There’s several reasons why I don’t drive but the older I get the less I regret my choice in life.

America is a car country. For decades, millions of families relied on inexpensive cars to get from home to work and school. Now, a growing number of americans can't afford one.

America is a car country. For decades, millions of families relied on inexpensive cars to get from home to work and school. Now, a growing number of americans can't afford one.

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