Perhaps not "global", but it sure seems to be pretty much the entire Western world by now. The US was the first to lose its sedans, but over here in Europe the cars are rapidly expanding as well.

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mvanbaak 4 minutes ago | parent | next [-]

cars WERE expanding. the reason for this were the road-tax cuts for EVs. Now that this is over, people start thinking again and we see a big shift towards sedans and cars like that.

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klm127 2 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Are we sure that's still happening? It definitely did happen, but anecdotally the SUVs I see on the road seem to be shrinking slightly, from mid and full size SUVs to compact and subcompact SUVs. Not down to Sedans, but not as big as 10 years ago. Maybe my location is weird though.

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alpineman 4 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Personally would never buy an SUV. Don't think I'm the only one even if that market still has some room to grow.

	▲	BobaFloutist 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		I'm with you, but there's a bit of an arms race where the more people have SUVs, the more unsafe people in non-SUVs feel (due to collision characteristics, but also because they can't see past the damn things).