“In twenty years there will be fewer cars in use than there are today.” Do you agree or disagree?

There is an opinion saying that the

number

of vehicles will decrease in the next two decades in comparison with current days.

However

, I disagree with the given statement owing to a

number

of compelling reasons.

To begin

with, the most rational justification is that the world population is increasing dramatically.

That is

, the more population grow, the more

cars

are needed to meet their needs. A good illustration of

this

is developing countries like India where the birth rate is almost out of control so

this

phenomenon leads to more demand for

cars

to facilitate people with them.

In addition

, still, there are no alternative solutions for the plurality of

cars

so it seems highly unlikely

this

problem to be solved in

this

short period of time. Yet another compelling argument against

this

idea is that the existence of car manufacturers is dependent on increasing usage of them. To put it differently, these factories do anything to survive in

this

competitive market. Take leasing

for example

; giving people

this

opportunity to purchase a high-quality car with small proportions of money tempts anyone to buy it.

Furthermore

, as long as public transportation has not improved and is incompetent everyone prefers to use their own

cars

which causes a significant increase in the

number

of automobiles.

To sum up

, considering the points discussed above, the most rational conclusion to be drawn is that we will be the witness of a growth in the

number

of

cars

all over the world.

This

is mainly because the rate of birth is growing and car producers try to sell their products to avoid bankruptcy.