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human
CMV: There are way too many Americans and Canadians that drive big SUV's and pickup trucks

Let's be real, I doubt people who are daily driving F-150's  are going to be doing stuff on a regular basis that requires the grunt of a vehicle that big. Usually, they might be doing stuff that a decent sized sedan, wagon or hatchback can do just fine. When you aren't fully utilizing a big vehicle, they get worse gas mileage and thus pollute more, parking in tight spots can be a pain and bigger isn't always better when it comes to car wrecks. I get that some people do really need big vehicles (large families, construction workers, etc) but just because you tow an RV once a year doesn't mean you should drive a Super Duty to work every day. They also aren't as responsive as smaller vehicles, don't brake as quickly and can wear out roads more quickly because of their weight.
gpt
Your arguments can largely be made about any vehicles outside of motorcycles and smart cars. 

You never know when you’re going to need a truck, so it’s best to have one when you need it. Similar to insurance.  

In fact, there’s probably a better argument for everyone’s first vehicle being a truck.