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Esthetically speaking, CUVs are an abomination
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this post was submitted on 08 Mar 2024
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Hum... Ok... It's Crossover Utilitarian Vehicle, at first I thought the C stood for "compact" and was wondering what new abomination the US bred that managed to be newspeak-like named "compact".
So, it's a normal car adapted to look like an SUV... I mean, in what world this could ever lead to anything good?
Station wagons were the shit. I bet a company would make a lot of money if it started producing them again.