To be honest, I do not like the fact that most cars today look the same, because I love stylish cars. I believe that every car had a unique personality. Classic American cars this certainly unique. Pontiac, Cadillac, Chevrolet and the names evoke the image of vintage cars speeding down the streets and neighborhoods. However, people who care about the environment, do not patronize the big, brash cars because they tend to be gas guzzlers. For example, the Hummer SUV has a staggering nine miles to the gallon. Previously, we have never been too worried about how many miles we had to get a gallon. A few decades ago, the government does not tax the piling fuel costs, because it was cheap and there was no support of the welfare state. However, the price of gas is increasing and more people are now concerned about the effects of American cars on the environment.

European cars like Saab and BMW, which is more economical to use, is now increasingly popular. But some people still see these cars as American cars, because some of them are manufactured in the United States. These cars are a lifestyle change necessary, but maybe not so funny. There are some American cars that entered the culture as icons. Some American cars have contributed to numerous films and television programs. For example, cherry-red Ford Gran Torino as a second character in "Starsky and Hutch" series. This car is affectionately known as the striped tomato. He cried in the corner and slid sideways as the two detectives have been chasing the bad guys.