According to the US National Bureau of Transit Statistics (refer to the link, below), as of 2006 there were approximately 250.1 million "registered vehicles" (i.e., passenger cars, trucks, and buses used for private or commercial purposes, excluding public transit vehicles) in the USA, while the population of the 50 US States in 2006 (recorded on July 1, 2006*) was approximately 298.8 million, according to the US Census Bureau (refer to the link, below). Therefore, there are more people in USA than there are cars.
* (n.b., even though the Census Bureau's figures in the link are estimated through July 1, 2007, the BTS estimates only go to 2006, so the Census Bureau's "July 1, 2006" column was used rather than the 2007 column)
More people drive cars than ever before and most cars require petroleum.
The US has a much larger population than European countries, and there tend to be more cars per capita than in Europe. However, I believe that Europe has more cars than the US total.
Most cars are smaller and more fuel efficient than American cars. Colder than most parts of the US. Smaller area and less population density. Different form of government. A LOT LESS PEOPLE. Different language. More snow than places in the US that get snow.
in the US we use the MM/DD/YY format for the date. there are more cars than drivers
The US has more people than Canada
Texas
Move people and things, quickly and at a greater range than before.
yes. the us has 307,212,123 people and Canada has 33,487,208 people. the us has 9.2 times more people.
281,700,000 - Thats more than the number of cars in the US!
No, the US has a greater population than Canada
The Canadians have more people than The US or USA Canada has 13,999.999 and the US or Usa Have 1,367.111
The price of American cars would stay the same. The price of Japanese cars would go up, causing more people to buy American cars. That's what tariffs are for. ... But, with American cars then being more affordable than Japanese cars, wouldn't demand increase on American cars and decrease on Japanese cars? The former would mean that US automakers start increasing pricing and the latter would mean that the Japanese automakers need to lower prices.