Letters.(Letter to the Editor)
AutoWeek, September, 2005
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From Katrina's wrath I see Detroit is on top of things again. As fuel tops $3 per gallon, DaimlerChrysler introduces the Mega Cab (AW, Sept. 5), a truck that is too big to park in any normal parking space, won't fit in any garage (residential or commercial) and sucks fuel like there's no tomorrow.
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Well, the dinosaurs didn't see it coming either. Bill Wilkman, Riverside, Calif. Regarding Matt Davis' Sept. 5 column on driving a Hummer in Paris: With U.S. gas prices approaching those of Europe, the Hummer is obscene. It should be an embarrassment to anyone driving it, and GM ...
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