Cars are sought-after all over the world. Yet do we need them in the next twenty years or not? In my estimation, I sincerely believe that there will not be fewer cars than now because it is a convenient, cheap, and essential component of our lives, which I will explain in the following paragraphs.
First, cars are easy to use in everyday life. For example, I am addicted to commuting to my workplace by my vehicle. I also go grocery shopping using my Toyota RAV4. This is because I have to buy many things such as meat, bread, and fruit for my house. Last year, I did not have a car, so I should have done this job on my feet. It was laborious.
Second, cars are cheaper than private jet planes, yachts, and trains. For instance, each of the employees in the Gloria corporation has bought a modern high-tech Ford car after working six months there. I amazingly got my own for about three months. Therefore, it is valueless equipment for my family. When I was drinking my coffee in the office, I already had my car key in my pocket.
Finally, cars will also be a crucial device in the coming years. Although they are polluting the atmosphere and causing global warming, new hybrid electric vehicles will save their usage. To illustrate, one of my university professors presented a slideshow about the future of transportation systems in the Internal Combustion Engines class, demonstrating that there will be more cars and different options in twenty years.
For the final analysis, I think the number of cars will not decrease. If you want more information about my proofs, I refer you to my supervisor at Semnan University. Cars are going to be in the market for the next twenty years. Don’t you yet want to invest in one of your country’s car manufacturing companies?