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I often say that giving customers what they want is usually good business, but occasionally automakers can convince consumers to want what they give.
Another reason we are not their target audience is because many of us do not purchase new vehicles. We do not purchase vehicles that start falling apart when the warranty ends, we choose ones that last far longer.
I save as much gas as I can because I have better use for my money than sending it to rich Canadian Sheikhs, but I still have not had any money left over...
People insist automatic transmissions are more efficient than manual ones when they usually do worse in the real world. We compared a Camry and a Toyota SUV and Toyota did not seem to provide any incentive to purchase the sedan.
If the SUV costs the same and delivers comparable fuel economy, they are slacking on the sedan.
I do not know where the profit is in there.
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