Popularity of SUVs shows no signs of abating
Carmakers are rushing to feed the demand as industrywide US sales are seen peaking
Los Angeles
FOR more and more consumers, the decision to buy a new car quickly becomes a choice to buy some kind of sport utility vehicle (SUV). As this year's Los Angeles Auto Show demonstrates, carmakers are rushing to feed that demand, especially given signs that industrywide US sales are peaking.
Alfa Romeo revealed its first SUV, the sleek Stelvio, while Jaguar introduced an electric I-Pa…
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