More students at Morton East prefer cars over trucks. 

In a random survey of 100 Morton East students, 60% students reported to prefer cars than trucks. One of the benefits of having a car is gas mileage, cars can give up to 30 to 40mpg in the city. While trucks, since they have such larger engines,  gas runs out faster and can only give 20 to 25 MPG.  Cars (because of taxes) tend to be very expensive, and fuel to drive them is very expensive as well. Currently, “yellow vest” protests are happening in France – due in part to the increase in cost of car fuel (diesel). 

“I prefer a car than a truck because I’ve always been a fan of racing and speed,” Jose Torrez, senior at Morton, said. 

Some people prefer cars not because of looks as long it has speed but other might not think the same. 

“I’ll rather have a truck because its better in the winter and my dream truck has been the 2013 Chevy Silverado,” Chris Guerrero, junior at Morton, said. 

For some people, it all depends on their dream vehicle and how good it is. 

“I prefer a truck because it can fit more people and I feel like trucks look better than cars. Looks is important to me and my dream truck is a Jeep Cherokee” Alex Corona, senior at Morton, said.