Comments by "Automation" (@automation7295) on "American Reacts to Why Station Wagons Sell in Europe But NOT America.." video.

  1.  @daveamies5031  Saying "UK decided it didn't want to be part of Europe" is just like saying that Hawaii isn't a part of the US. UK might have left EU, but they're still part of Europe, plus the Channel Tunnel from UK to France still exist. I find it funny when people say "UK isn't in Europe" because they left the EU, but never say "Norway or Switzerland isn't in Europe" because they were never EU members. So according to you, does it also mean that Abania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Serbia and Montenegro aren't in Europe because they were never EU member? It's still funny that some people don't know that different between Europe and EU.
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  2. ​ @MostlyPennyCat  I find it funny when people say "ban SUVs" because they're tall and drivers can't see shit out of them, but never say "ban trucks and buses" when they are even taller than SUVs
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  3. That's not how it works. If the vehicle is a 5-door wagon (4-door in the US) and lower ride height, then it's still considered a wagon and even a sedan variant isn't available. 2023- Volkswagen Passat B9 is only available is a wagon, however unlike the VW Passat B9, the 2023- Škoda Superb will be offered both as a wagon and a liftback
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  4.  @littleDutchie92  I guess you also hate the person who provided you the Opel Grandland and now considered your enemy?
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  5.  @TheTygertiger  If you get annoyed at people for driving bit slower than the speed limit, then maybe you shouldn't be driving. Just because the speed limit in 70 doesn't mean that everyone must drive exactly 70, driving 67 at 70 zone is fine. I guess you constantly honk at people until they move, annoying then for fun?
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  6.  @sophietarafiona  Some older European trucks had a nose in the way, similarly to American-style trucks. I guess you hate seeing a Scania T-Series in Europe?.
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  7.  @TheTygertiger  It's understandable to get annoyed by the people who drive 10-20 km below the speed limit on faster roads, you know know some people rather drive safely than going fast. If an entire road is a 70km/h limit, you rather want people to go around a corner at 70km/h and crash into a ditch instead of slowing down? You know that some driver could also make nasty comments about your driving and calling you names. Hell, some drivers may even call you a N-word
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  8.  @sophietarafiona  My point is there are still some T-Series on the roads.
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