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that's not stopping buyers. In fact, a Ford marketing guy says that they expect the hot suv market for five to seven years. The vehicles could grab as much as half of all auto sales. Toyota's head of operations he is expecting big things. The Camera is the best selling passenger car in America, as it has been for years, but this year, he says, sales of their suv might surpass the Camera. Not more surprising are the demographics of buyers. Baby boomer is a big market, of course, but do
you know that millennials are coming on strong. I mean that has to be a major disappointment to environmentalist wackos. Despite schools inundating them as kids with global warming propagain, despite the NonStop drive by media scare stories and endless celebrity lectures, these millennials want their SUVs, and they want a big and they want to mean. But the biggest letdown has to be among former Obama regime officials because
they waged an eight year war against SUVs. They used regulations to steer automakers into making these ity bitty electric cars that nobody wanted, and now nobody has to make what nobody wants to buy. Obama's gone, so let the good times roll in a hot new SUV. If that's your choice, it's up to you.