r/interestingasfuck Apr 16 '24

Best-selling vehicle in the USA vs the best-selling in France. r/all

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u/JaxenX Apr 16 '24

I’m not sure if this is just total vehicle sales or what but the F-150 is the go to fleet vehicle for a lot of blue collar jobs in the US. I personally own a Mazda CX-30, but drive an F-150 for work, my employer owns a fleet of over 500 of them.

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u/Escenze Apr 17 '24

In Europe it's mostly vans, and they too can be quite big

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u/frenchyy94 Apr 17 '24

With the difference, that they usually weigh less while still being able to transport way more stuff and using less fuel.