How big trucks and SUVs gobbled up the entire auto industry
The article discusses the shift in the automotive industry towards larger vehicles, such as big trucks and SUVs, over the past few decades. It describes how smaller cars, which were once the norm, have been gradually replaced by increasingly larger and more prominent SUVs and trucks. The article notes that automakers, such as Ford and GM, have even discontinued production of smaller sedan models in North America, further contributing to the dominance of larger vehicles. The article suggests that this trend has led to the "gobbling up" of the entire auto industry by these bigger, more prominent vehicles, making it increasingly difficult for consumers to find smaller car options.
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