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A Man Who Wants SUVs to Get More R-E-S-P-E-C-T
Ron DeFore, spokesman for SUV Owners of America. "It should not be the position of the government to decide what we can or cannot drive," he says.
(By Sarah L. Voisin -- The Washington Post)
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Ever have any trouble sleeping at night?
Only out of the frustration that so many people and policymakers are not looking at the big picture.
Which is?
For millions of buyers, SUVs are not a fashion statement. People buy them for four-wheel drive, for towing capacity. There are 20 million things in this country that need to be towed.
What are some of the unique challenges your group faces?
A lot of people don't believe that their SUV or pickup is in danger, so a big part of our challenge is to get the word out.
So the SUV owners you are trying to help don't realize that they need your help?
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