Why Americans aren't buying cars anymore
The car market has changed dramatically in the last decade, so much so that most new vehicles on sale today are not actually 'cars.' Buying a new one now usually means shopping for an SUV or a truck, which are a different category of vehicle. Traditional cars, such as sedans, now only account for 19 percent of the overall new vehicle market, according to car-shopping site Edmunds. This is a record low - and a sharp drop from a decade ago when they made up 47 percent of the market.
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