Why do bullies choose big cars

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People driving small cars are often treated poorly, especially by men in big utes, according to a professional road tester who has driven over 1000 cars. Australian drivers change their behavior based on the car you drive, with small hatchbacks often experiencing tailgating, verbal abuse, and intimidation. Surveys show that road rage is common in Australia, with men in large 4WDs and utes being the worst offenders. Studies suggest that drivers of bigger cars may feel more secure and exhibit riskier behavior. Despite the environmental and safety benefits of smaller cars, many drivers prefer high-riding utes and SUVs. The sense of superiority and control that comes with driving a big car may contribute to aggressive behavior on the road. The article concludes with a call for men to consider choosing smaller cars for the sake of the environment and road safety.

Brands mentioned: Fiat, Ferrari, Ford, RAM, Raptor, Skoda, MG, Suzuki, Mazda, Mini, Hummer.