Why doesn't the younger generation "love" cars like the older?

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http://la.curbed.com/archives/2013/12/los_angeles_is_changing_in_the_two_most_fundamental_ways.php

Driving is down in LA

 

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Cars are expensive. I've probably spent $70000 over 15 years/300k miles of driving, which translates into almost half of what the median house costs in the US assuming I invested it. And I'm fairly thrifty, the US average over the same mileage would be something like $270000. With unemployment fairly high among younger people, it can literally be a choice between owning a car or a home.

 

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Curbingcars is a blog dedicated to this subject. Here's what they say about Tesla

http://www.curbingcars.com/?s=tesla

The author writes here:
http://www.cjr.org/cover_story/the_love_affair_is_over.php

 

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At Best, Auto Sales Will Grow For 10 More Years, Then Go Into Permanent Decline
http://www.thecarconnection.com/news/1090622_at-best-auto-sales-will-grow-for-10-more-years-then-go-into-permanent-decline#src=10065