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Originally Posted by ChocoTaco369
Coastal cities tend to be populated by more liberals, Middle America tends to be populated by more conservatives.
Liberals are more likely to buy smaller economy cars due to the high tax rates and more expensive fuel they tend to impose on themselves, and smaller economy cars tend to be foreign cars.
Conservatives are more likely to buy larger American-made vehicles, and red states tend to have lower fuel costs than blue states because taxes are typically lower.
Compare the fuel costs of New York, California and Massachusetts to Texas, Montana and North Carolina.
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Originally Posted by McRat
That might explain why there are more Ferraris, Lambos, and Porsches in California than any other state.
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Probably combined over all of the other 49 states. The cars are expensive and for the most part, sans the 911, are gas pigs and impractical. But, all those that own them along with Camaros, Mustangs, BMW M's, etc., do not care about whether they are practical or not.
Mc Rat, Now I have to think about my Chevy powered fish n' ski boat as my Camaro after your quote.